CBS health reporter swallows obesity study without airing other side.

Business anchors appearance on CBS fraught with pessimistic myths.

Presidents poll numbers, heating prices cited while Sawyer urges tax hike.

But business reporter turns around hours later to declare the economy just right.

The medias pessimistic holiday shopping forecasts fail to register with reality.

Other networks give minimal attention to positive news, as downbeat forecasts are proven wrong.

Journalists have been forecasting a housing bust for years. When should we start to take them seriously?

Acosta portrays 2005 as deadliest year, ignoring 8,000 killed in Galveston storm.

Lifetime achievement award honors journalistic work, but skips trend toward advocacy.

In the Money segment features uncritical plug of Supersize Me star

According to Chen, at $2.15 gas price is just averaging under $3/gallon

New York Times hits energy drink makers as profiting from addiction.

Covering layoffs and pension woes, journalists overlook unions colossal harm to the auto industry.