Forced Abortions in China Harm Economy with Too Few Workers

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Businesses learn downside of radical anti-human policies.

CBS Wants Walmart to Compromise with D.C. By Paying Higher Wages

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O’Donnell: ‘Very smart’ to call for retail chain to give in.

Motor City Madness: Networks Tell Upbeat Story as Detroit Goes Bankrup

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Viewers watching ABC, CBS and NBC over the past year would have seen six times as many upbeat stories about the Motor City economy and recovery, vs. negative stories about the looming fiscal crisis.

‘Gasland’ Director Celebrates as Pennsylvania Property Owners Lose

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Hess Corp. and Newfield Exploration Co. give up on drilling in Upper Delaware.

Business Magazine Finds Media Punching Bag Was Boon to Business

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Media made Rick Perry a ‘punchline,’ but his record of bringing businesses to Texas is praiseworthy.

Measles Epidemic in Britain Thanks to Anti-Vaccination Fears

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Celebrities continue to promote vaccine-autism link in face of science.

‘American Atlantis’: Rolling Stone Imagines End of Miami Due to Cl

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Contributing editor uses outlandish predictions to say ‘Goodbye Miami’ from 24-foot storm surge.

Washington Post Profiles ‘Outlaw’ Raisin Farmer Fighting to End th

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 Paper highlights problem of government intervention about outdated law stealing from farmers.

Forbes List Shows Liberals Dominate Influential Media Spots By 9-to

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‘Celebrity 100’ reveals strength of left across news, entertainment.

Pelosi On Affordable Care Act: ‘Captures the Spirit of our Founders

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Pelosi praises Obamacare while new poll shows most Americans disapprove. 

Opposition Barely Mentioned Night of Obama’s Global Warming Speech

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President announces ‘sweeping’ plan that would punish power plants, but hardly a hint of criticism on networks.

Networks Do 92 Climate Change Stories; Fail to Mention ‘Lull’ in W

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ABC, CBS and NBC ignore ‘mystery’ warming plateau in favor of alarmism about sea levels, allergies, weather.

Seven Soros-Linked Groups Behind Left's Push on Student Loans

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Ahead of a possible July 1 interest rate hike for federally subsidized student loans, a coalition of liberal and education groups announced a “Social Media Day of Action” to demand congressional intervention.

Networks Ignore Manufacturing 'Contraction

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Manufacturing activity dropped to its lowest pace in four years, according to The Institute for Supply Management’s (ISM) manufacturing index for the month of May, released June 3. However, none of three broadcast networks’s evening shows made any mention of it that night.