I'll just give you a few just from January and February of this year after Trump's inauguration:

1. Spike in Transgender Suicide Rates following the election results.
Twitterverse and Facebook exploded after Out editor-at-large Zach Stafford tweeted the rumor. No evidence to date has been found to support this story.

2. Tri-state hacking conspiracy.
Gabriel Sherman posted a bombshell report at New York Magazine claiming that “a group of prominent computer scientists and election lawyers” were demanding a recount in three separate states because of “persuasive evidence that [the election] results in Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania may have been manipulated or hacked.” The evidence? Apparently, “in Wisconsin, Clinton received 7 percent fewer votes in counties that relied on electronic-voting machines compared with counties that used optical scanners and paper ballots. By the time Nate Silver at FiveThirtyEight explained it was actually just demographics, the damage had already been done.

3. The MLK bust removal
Time reporter Zeke Miller wrote that a bust of Martin Luther King Jr. had been removed from the White House. When in fact, it had simply been moved. However, Miller didn't even ask anybody and the story went viral before Miller issued his correction.

4. Betsy Davos Grizzly comment
Davos was asked whether schools should have guns on their campus. Her reply? "As NBC News reported, DeVos felt it was “best left to locales and states to decide.” She pointed out that one school in Wyoming had a fence around it to protect the students from wildlife. “I would imagine,” she said, “that there’s probably a gun in the school to protect from potential grizzlies." Different states, different needs, she merely stated there isn't a one sized fits all strategy.

How did the media run with it? By lying through their teeth. “Betsy DeVos Says Guns Should Be Allowed in Schools. They Might Be Needed to Shoot Grizzlies” (Slate). “Betsy DeVos: Schools May Need Guns to Fight Off Bears” (The Daily Beast). “Citing grizzlies, education nominee says states should determine school gun policies” (CNN). “Betsy DeVos says guns in schools may be necessary to protect students from grizzly bears” (ThinkProgress.) “Betsy DeVos says guns shouldn’t be banned in schools … because grizzly bears” (Vox)

5. The ‘Resignations’ At the State Department
On January 26, the Washington Post’s Josh Rogin published what seemed to be a bombshell report declaring that “the State Department’s entire senior management team just resigned.” This resignation, according to Rogin, was “part of an ongoing mass exodus of senior Foreign Service officers who don’t want to stick around for the Trump era.” These resignations happened “suddenly” and “unexpectedly.” He styled it as a shocking shake-up of administrative protocol in the State Department, a kind of ad-hoc protest of the Trump administration.

Totally fake and untrue. As is the custom, all politically appointed officers submit a letter of resignation when the new administration comes in. Rogin's story was misleading and totally fake.

6. The Travel Ban Lie
On January 26, the Washington Post’s Josh Rogin published what seemed to be a bombshell report declaring that “the State Department’s entire senior management team just resigned.” This resignation, according to Rogin, was “part of an ongoing mass exodus of senior Foreign Service officers who don’t want to stick around for the Trump era.” These resignations happened “suddenly” and “unexpectedly.” He styled it as a shocking shake-up of administrative protocol in the State Department, a kind of ad-hoc protest of the Trump administration.

The story spread so far because it gratified all the biases of the liberal media elite: it proved that Trump’s “Muslim ban” was an evil, racist Hitler-esque mother-killer of an executive order. Just one problem? It was a total lie. The man had lied about when his mother died. Nobody did any research, they just took the story and ran with it.

I could go on and on, but you get the point. These are not just "oops, the headline was poorly written." These are purposely fake and misleading stories meant to create a certain narrative and these people bank on the fact people are lazy and will simply run with it until it gets called out.

Keep in mind these are JUST FROM TWO MONTHS, imagine the amount of stories I could dig up if I actually wanted to put in the time and vetted all of the MSM's articles? It's obvious this is a protracted, deliberate attempt to push negative stories about Trump and his administration, there's no other way to spin this.