Lawyer that sued the tobacco industry in the 1990s now suing energy industry for causing climate change, according to Atlantic Monthly.

ABC, CBS and NBC nighttime reports less important to political news cycle.

'Good Morning America' report features individual who saved an average of $7 a day riding a bicycle and protestor singing on the roof of a gas station to respond to prices.

CBS correspondent reports higher fuel prices forcing municipal government cutbacks, including access to city swimming pools.

News coverage celebrates the California Supreme Court's creation of a new 'right,' but ignores the moral concerns and the infringement on the public's right to self-government.

Inhofe, Sessions blast massive costs of global warming legislation.

'Today' host repeats popular but faulty criticisms of oil companies in one-on-one with ExxonMobil head.

Reports of stronger economy get spun as negative.

AOL Money Coach's answer to high gas prices: Obama proposal matched with 'legislation to force the use of alternative energy.'

Technical definition says it's still not a recession, despite downbeat coverage.

'Green' campaign items latest signal of global warming pandering as presumptive GOP nominee continues to disappoint conservative base.

'World News' correspondent worries about everyone's contributions toward stopping climate change, even though governments worldwide must 'attack' it, he says.