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CBS segment reports government estimates for this year's corn crop will be 10 percent lower than last year, but fails to mention effects of fuel subsidies on prices.

Liberal Senator tells MSNBC 'tax-breaks, no tax-breaks, we've got to get off this addiction and when we do, we'll be free of them.'

Extreme borrower scenarios on 'Good Morning America' paint picture of credit card users struggling 'to make ends meet.'

Journalists link foreclosure to economy instead of from his own admitted blunders.

Climate change activists in elected office, lobbying and the media view rising fuel costs as 'the best thing that can possibly happen.'

'Nightly News' segment ignores vital function futures markets serve in free-market economy.

U.S. journalists are failing to report on an effort to censor a columnist prominent in Canada and the U.S.

'Good Morning America' reports rise in health problems thanks to financial stress, but piles on with another Depression reference.

Senate Banking Chairman targets oil firms for windfall profits tax.

Segment puts burden on mortgage companies to make concessions on payments and interest rates to borrowers.

'Fascism has come to Canada,' writes a Canadian priest. Is America next in line?

Unemployment and inflation nowhere close to late 1970s levels, when term 'stagflation' was first used to describe economic climate.

Gas prices, jobs and stocks, oh my! Could another 'stimulus' be the answer?