Business

Reporters O'Brien, Schneider admit economy's doing well, but tout bad poll numbers to promote Dobbs program.

Networks harp on federal deficit as a negative while downplaying how it was halved three years ahead of Bush's prediction.

Biased coverage in favor of government health care continues on 'World News' while 'Nightline' turns critical eye on Wal-Mart clinics.

But USA Today noted public opposition when people learned of high costs.

'Is God Green?' should be titled 'Is God Anti-Business?'

Reporter David Muir cited liberal critic of corporations who also advises women to forego regular mammograms.

But the 'Nightly News' anchor stuck with a sour note on the government's finances, leaving out near-record revenue growth and suggestions that tax cuts have helped the economy.

New study confirms jolting news: Decaf java has little caffeine content.

How Networks Distort a Good Economy and Batter President Bush

How Networks Distort a Good Economy and Batter President Bush

Four-day 'In God's Name' series argues churches cheat taxpayers and cities out of money.

Network turns from housing fears to suggest YouTube purchase is a new dot-com crash waiting to happen.

Dr. Gary Wolfram explains why it's actually rational to be an uninformed voter.