CNN’s John Avlon gave reporters, including those at his network, a lesson in journalistic accountability during a Monday segment he dubbed “Upon Further Review."

Avlon tackled the findings from an investigation by Brigham Young University into alleged racism at a recent volleyball game against Duke University.

The investigation ultimately found no evidence to back up allegations from Duke University volleyball player Rachel Richardson that she and other athletes were subjected to racist heckling during the game.

The CNN anchor noted that prior to the investigation, the story jumped to the front of the “outrage Olympics," adding that CNN was one of many networks to jump on the initial allegations, even inviting Richardson’s family on-air.

“Healthy skepticism is always a virtue, but this doesn’t read like a coverup," he said. "Instead, it feels like there was a rush to judgment because of a well-intentioned impulse to believe the Duke player’s accusations."

Avlon, highlighting that facts "always have to come first," later called for the media to report on the new findings with the same “intensity” they reported on the initial allegations.

“Fidelity to the facts is all that we as journalists and citizens should ask,” Avlon said.

One of Tucker Carlson’s go-to experts on the Russian invasion of Ukraine, retired Col. Douglas Macgregor, told the top-rated Fox News host that “things are going very, very badly” and the “entire war may be over” very soon.

On Friday night, Macgregor gave a bleak assessment of the Ukrainians’ chances of maintaining territorial integrity and sovereignty over their own country.

“The Ukrainians have focused on trying to take, retake and hold territory. The Russians haven’t paid much attention to territory," Macgregor said. "They paid attention to destroying Ukrainian forces. And the last offensives down south failed miserably: 30, 40, 50% casualties, loss of equipment,”

Macgregor's take was quickly debunked by current events as headlines over the weekend announced Ukrainian gains.

The right-leaning Drudge Report ran headlines blaring, “RUSSIA ON THE RUN” and “INVADERS PUSHED BACK TO BORDER.”

On Monday, the Associated Press reported on Ukraine’s stunning gains in the last 72 hours, noting that Ukrainian troops retook significant territory and forced Russian troops to retreat.

Needless to say, the reality is a far cry from Macgregor’s assessment on Fox News, which Carlson was quick to agree with.