Networks overwhelmingly predict recession in 2008 but ignore surveys of economists showing majority do not expect recession.

National Review Editor at Large says left promotes 'softer' form of authoritarianism.

FairTax supporters predate Huckabee and are going strong despite media dismissal of the proposal.

Supporters of both flat tax and national sales tax should rally behind the more politically feasible option.

Author reminisces about voters' perception of the economy that won Clinton the presidency in 1992.

Report says former Fed chairman 'is acting incorrectly' for taking role at hedge fund.

NBC environmental reporter points finger at man for landscape changes; doesn't acknowledge any other possible factors or science.

Most of us won't allow a hairstylist to change our do without an in-depth explanation. But a lot of us are buying into undefined promises of change from presidential contenders.

No 'technical recession,' Welch says; Economic despair is 'unwarranted,' say experts.

Report contends elderly Hispanic woman who 'trusts people' was duped into agreeing to reverse mortgage's terms.

Former Secretary of State pegs global warming and adjusting to globalization as goals for next president.

CNBC's 'money honey' refuses to talk down the economy and rejects idea of government bailout for bad mortgages.

After being pressed by 'American Morning' anchor, Democratic presidential hopeful says tax increase on wealthy would 'bolster our fiscal situation.'

Bloomberg TV anchor appears on CBS only offering worst predictions in survey, ignoring the majority, who say no recession in 2008.