It took six years for government sponsored enterprises Fannie and Freddie to cost taxpayers billions.

Journalists use stretched data and low oil estimates in defense of Democratic presidential candidate's air pressure substitute for drilling.

Broadcast journalists have attacked oil industry for years over 'mind-boggling' profits, wanting to expand drilling and for funding global warming 'contrarians.'

Taxpayers shouldn't have to pay for corruption, bad business decisions and lobbying.

Republican congressman says presidential candidate welcome to speak on floor and credits bloggers for getting the word out.

Report suggests GOP nominee McCain is 'in the pocket of big oil,' barely questions Democrat's plan.

Author claims victory could knock $40 a barrel off cost, but he's a Democrat donor and other experts disagree.

'Good Morning America' reports liberal activists' hit piece on kids menus, ignores parents' responsibility to care for children.

Network's resident loose cannon and 'Mad Money' host ranting predictions came true at least in part.

Columnist claims free-markets have failed to deliver 'safety, fairness, economic security and environmental sustainability.'

'Nightly News' and 'Today' team up to attack oil earnings, ignore billions of dollars in taxes paid.

Posts few and far between three months after magazine debuts 'stories of how individuals are coping with the downturn.'

Senator proposes $7.5 billion in 'non-military' aid; says 'winning the war of ideas' against al-Qaida important to climate change, AIDS.