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ABC reports, but CBS and NBC ignore sales increases to discuss hormone treatments.

But economists see a stable housing market gaining value in the coming year.

The declining deficit has proven tax cuts don't cause a deficit rise. But the media can't hear that above the Democratic election chorus.

Drip, drip, drip of economic coverage used to attack conservatives, business.

But even a liberal pundit quoted in cover story admits middle class better off now than years ago.

ABC, NBC highlight pro-regulation forces and compare obesity to tobacco.

'Nightly Business Report' segment ignored latest figures showing costs on decline.

'In the Money' another example of how the network says America beaten.

'World News Tonight' reporter fusses over Exxon's third-quarter figures.

Reporter Carl Quintanilla followed NY Times lead in slamming housing market in a story on Home Depot's changing approach to retail.

Leading up to election, network repeatedly tells viewers middle class slipping away, American dream 'impossible.'

This Halloween, the Supreme Court will determine how much plaintiffs can scare up in punitive damages.