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Sugar and spice and everything else are all supposedly harmful - except when they're not.

'American Morning' features advocate for more regulation, rear-view cameras, even though study finds they have their limits.

USA Today downplays how optional treatment for short children adds billions to insurance costs.

Tenants who don't want to pay are focus of story on government control of market.

CNN anchor lectures opponents of a minimum wage increase.

What will new Congress do? Though emissions-lowering programs have failed around the world, the media continue to embrace plans for more regulation that could crush the American economy.

Media focus on trans fats is misleading and distracts from serious health threats.

Energy firm criticized despite building lower-polluting plants that could cut energy costs.

But reporter Tom Costello left out how studies show seat belts do more harm than good.

'Good Morning America' complains about 10-minute grace period, though repeated infractions are necessary to merit reprimand.

'Evening News' anchor forecasted clouds on economic horizon hours before government announced a 5-year low in unemployment.

'Now' features worker who makes more than minimum, leaves out facts about economic impact of proposed increases.