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Despite Obama's tax hikes and campaign against 'tax cuts' for the wealthy, broadcast evening news shows portray president as taxcutters' champion.

A Texas medical dispute lights the future of economic centralization.

Despite Obama's tax hikes and campaign against 'tax cuts' for the wealthy, broadcast evening news shows portray president as taxcutters' champion.

Paper happy to name names of those who might be involved, but relies on anonymous leaks in 40 percent of stories.

American Morning host interviews explorer attempting to draw attention to global warming and expresses concern over an increasingly skeptical public.

Popular science periodical suggests reducing peak population to roughly 8 billion is the key reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Even the media can't cheer the EPA's recent increase in gasoline ethanol content.

Journalists part of the triangulation that targets right-wing leaders.

President plays his legislative jokers to accrue power to himself.

New poll finds most weren't fooled by talk of 'green shoots' and 'silver linings.'

Despite willingness to attack U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Obama still has unanswered questions about his campaign donors.

Foreign subsidiaries of U.S. companies give more to Democrats through political action committees.

BLS report shows no change in unemployment rate, but Gallup warns of understated September losses.

Childhood obesity and food stamps conceal real issue of government impeding personal freedom.