Two 'experts' criticize American middle class compensation and completely ignore the positive aspects of American de-unionization.

Bailing out a bum sector of the economy - with my money and yours - sends the message that people can do whatever they want without consequences. And that idea is how the mortgage problem started.

By predicting job losses, focusing on layoffs and ignoring job revisions the media have cast a pall over the U.S. economy.

Democratic House financial services committee chairman pushes for economic 'equity' over freedom and prosperity.

A behind-the-scenes look at an ABC global warming segment from one of its participants.

Olick's tells viewers it's not enough help from the government.

As broadcasts leave out economic growth, The Wall Street Journal spins the 4 percent growth with a negative prediction.

Candidate wants 'fly-by-night' lenders regulated and fined, but free market economists propose a different solution: let the market work.

Journalists complain about 'loopholes' to push higher taxes on executive pay.

CNN's Chetry applauds it for 'pretty good editing,' despite outlandish attack on business.

New Census data shows increase in uninsured, yet no distinction made between Americans and non-citizens.

Calls for societal change show liberals want to overturn the things that made America great.

Lower housing prices bad for the economy; 14 months earlier higher housing prices were also bad for the economy.