NBC's Cramer continues his agenda, CBS provides the temperate voice.

Goodell, author of two books critical of mining industry, is the media's favorite new coal expert.

New York Post says attacks 'normally leveled at a genocidal tyrant' 'almost squashed the deal.'

CBS repeats data that includes non-citizens.

Hybrids still cost more and can have repair problems, but media coverage stays positive.

'Evening News' hints that the Federal Reserve's decision not to lower interest rates is making it harder to get a mortgage.

Minnesota disaster brings out media tendency to promote government, though they bash businesses under the same tragic circumstances.

One guest, a left-wing writer, compares environmental advances in coal-burning technology to 'fat-free doughnuts.'

Journalists blame taxpayers, not government incompetence, for infrastructure problems.

Industry spokeswoman disputes ABC report's claims that samples discourage breastfeeding.

Viewers have to turn to ABC to find that Crandall Canyon Mine has a 'good' safety record.

BusinessWeek details Icelandic Water Holdings' environmentalism, but is left unquenched.

Newspaper attacks 'tax break' and calls would-be tax increase a 'reform.'