Journalists compare current economic times to worst stock market drop in U.S. history.

Voters need to know what presidential candidates would do with their money. These questions would get answers.

Nobel Peace Prize winner posts video over weekend calling for health care as an American right.

Time's Karen Tumulty questions Reagan's economic record.

Networks show improved coverage, but where were they in Spring 2005 when it was the 'hot-button' issue?

'Evening News' uses faulty comparisons to suggest the possibility of a Black Monday-like crash.

Mutual fund manager explains why consumers, shareholders and business leaders should be skeptical of global warming regulation lobbying and 'market-based' solutions.

Media have latched on to Gore's award, but the IPCC has received little scrutiny despite its faulty economic calculations.

Climate alarmist receives Nobel Peace Prize with conveniently red hot support from journalists.

In CNBC interview, Sen. Clinton claims tax cuts ineffective; says her tax hikes wouldn't hurt the economy.

CBS gives sympathetic portrait of businesses breaking the law, overlooks economic facts.

Candidate responses reflect strong free market traits on economic growth, taxes and government spending.

ABC, NBC, and CBS dish up three different illustrations of the looming winter months and whether warm or cold, all are bad.

Law of the Sea Treaty still 'threatens U.S. sovereignty,' despite limited media attention.