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Story downplays advantages of limited-benefits insurance, relies on critics by 2:1.

Every new 'right' the U.S. government has promised has turned into a massively expensive failure, yet the media continue to cheer supporters of tax-funded programs.

News media up in arms at prospect of media mogul owning Wall Street Journal and Fox News.

NBC's Matt Lauer points to tourism numbers as a sign that Cuba is flourishing under Fidel Castro's regime.

Reporter uses Clinton allies and personal tragedies in one-sided report favoring universal care.

But 'World News' segment left out liberal leanings of both scientists, and the reporter.

CBS reporter cites lack of vaccine development but excludes industry rebuttal.

Post treats activist David Fenton, who once helped spread the Alar pesticide scare, with great care - unlike paper's treatment of conservative PR executive.

USA Today reports the decline, but networks are lagging behind.

Record gas prices prompt journalists' support for more price gouging investigations, vague legislation.

Finally, 26 years and thousands of stories later, journalists find the price is right.

'Evening News' gathers anti-industry sources for airing of grievances against U.S. system.