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'American Morning' reporter tries to light a fire for more regulation.

As the Masters Tournament begins, Post mimics earlier Times.

Magazine's 51 planet-saving 'things' include several ways to make office space even more unbearable.

ABC is just as fascinated with idea of no left turns, but neither outlet mentions how impractical it is for ordinary drivers.

Congress will hike our taxes as many times as they can.

Journalists love CSPI's hype and embrace its extremist anti-food agenda.

Networks rush to cover Dr. Bill Gray's hurricane predictions, but leave out the fact that he thinks the world might cool again soon.

Time's 51 things 'to make a difference' would control food we eat and where it is grown.

CBS, NBC attack industry for poor performance though travelers do not.

Magazine's prescription for planet's 'serious illness' includes a strong dose of government and 'feel good factors.'

CBS attacks drug companies, fails to explain impact price controls would have on the market.

'World News' offers 'frightening' global warming story; Times calls for rich countries to pay more for future damage.

O'Brien blasts TJX for not being 'forthcoming' instead of criticizing criminals for the thefts.