WSJ shows one alternative to tobacco is ... tobacco?

'World News' says 'long-term warming trend' could damage state's economy, though NBC showed how farmers can adapt.

'Daily Show' host cracks jokes about Als testimony to the Senate

Newspaper profiles 'no impact' couple living without carbon comforts, even toilet paper.

Media love to mention the state's expensive gas, but rarely include major causes: taxes and regulation.

Call for massive legislation ignores reality of global energy consumption and plight of the world's poor.

From one-sided advisers to calls for government action on climate, the magazine revels in green extremism.

Presidential candidate promotes carbon caps for business, but carbon 'offsets' for himself.

Kitty Pilgrim gives her opinion that the administration's trade policies are a 'failure.'

'World News' doesn't explain why loans are bad, glosses over lenders' perspective.

'On the Money' couldn't find a Democratic representative to explain why the party wants to raise taxes but did explain why it's a bad idea for the economy.

Correspondent never indicates $250,000 state grant is paid for by state residents.

Though Chavez has called Bush a 'devil' and seized foreign assets, 'Good Morning America' preview shows Barbara Walters claiming Chavez 'does like this country.'