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CBS Pushes for More FDA Regulation
Two reports advocate expanded power and budget for both food and drug side of organization.
NY Times Movie Reviewer Ignores Evidence about Effects of Media Violen
Scott irresponsibly ignores decades of social science studies that show a direct correlation between the consumption of violent media (movies, television, video games, and music) and increases in aggressive actions and attitudes.
CNN Host Calls for Mortgage Regulation
Willis of 'Open House' declares open season on lack of legislation.
'In the Money' Welcomes Kucinich's Price Gouging Theories
Presidential candidate 'concerned' about 'manipulation' gets no substantial disagreement from CNN team.
Post Forgets Democrats Supported Alternative Minimum Tax
AMT story cites nine sources about 'new rules,' but only two Republicans
Sam Champion(s) 'Eco-Friendly Home,' Downplays Expense
'Good Morning America's' weatherman barely mentions cost of 'money-saving' house.
BusinessWeek Credits 'Savvier Media' With Silencing Warming Opposition
Magazine also praises corporations that have 'come around' to promote carbon caps.
Green Issues Are the Place to Be
Global warming goes glossy as magazines turn up heat on business with environmental ideas.
Green Day(s) All Year 'Round
Media uncritically report on climate change rallies, protests and concerts without pausing to count the cost to businesses and individuals.
AARP Quest for Health Care 'Leverage' Doesn't Bother New York Times
Group's move toward health insurance is controversial, but reporter Robert Pear only talks with AARP execs and allies.
Student Loan Providers 'Sound Like Drug Companies,' CNN Reporter Scold
'In the Money' report drags several industries through the mud while pushing for more government control of student loans.