Forget the first three, as media keep viewers afraid of their own shadow.

ABC segment accuses lenders of preying on homeowners, giving borrowers a pass on personal responsibility.

'Evening News' blasts overseas commodity exchanges for being 'virtually unregulated' and ignores the drilling solution to curb speculation in the oil market.

CNN's resident protectionist rails against the FDA for handling of tomato issue, calling its leaders 'incompetents.'

Cullen adversary argues he knows only one broadcast meteorologist who is 'on the global warming bandwagon.'

'Evening News' segment praises Murphy Oil for providing college funding for high school graduates of Arkansas town.

The societal ramifications offer our friends in the press quite a lot to write about, if they'd just take off those party hats.

'Your $$$$$' discusses impact of high oil prices and 'biggest fear' that prices will drop.

CNBC 'Mad Money' host lashes out at politicians for touting a 'windfall profits' tax and for not drilling domestically.

'Squawk on the Street' segment praises court decision for potential of miniscule financial impact on ailing state.

Maryland congressman tells CNN off-limits oil areas shouldn't be opened to exploration because other lands where oil can't be recovered 'are sitting idle.'

Sidebars on solutions to high gas prices paint rosy picture for unproven gasoline substitutes and make drilling not seem worthwhile.

Show highlights green living, promoting Planet Green documentary.

White House correspondent says media expansion, including talk radio, has had a 'corrosive' effect on political discourse.