Business

Liberal Democratic presidential hopeful proposes class-warfare tax policy to fight 'middle class squeeze.'

'Evening News' airs unusual story about where federal tax dollars are being spent, showing government excess and congressional favoritism.

Report endorses a $225-million expansion of federal bureaucracy and industry regulations.

Media abuzz with Greenspan's criticisms of Bush, but not mentioning criticisms of left-wing global warming policies.

CBS mentions it, but spotlights poll negative about economy; ABC showcases upside.

The return of 'HillaryCare' leaves many questions unanswered, while journalists paint her plan as an innovative, mature solution.

'The Daily Show' host displays distorted view of the American economy in interview with Alan Greenspan.

Airlines hassled for showing best profits across the board 'since before 9/11.'

Despite reports of a thriving polar bear population, 'Good Morning America' global warming alarmist warns of 'loss of the homeland for polar bears.'

'Your $$$$$' ignored guest to promote a downbeat view of the economy.

Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton's plan for health care would cost $110 billion.

Bank's decision energizes class warfare rhetoric promoting regulation, as some reports leave out main points.

Reporter warns if foreclosed borrowers 'don't get some help, it will be the rest of the economy that needs it.'