CNN Promotes Food Industry for a Change

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The cable network takes a break from barking up the wrong tree on industry regulation and personal responsibility.

CBS Hints at More Regulation for the Power Industry

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But energy experts point to regulation as the cause for existing problems.

Washington Post: 'Moderate' Republicans Support Tax Increases, Minimum

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Reporter calls pro-tax Virginia politicians 'moderate' while those against tax hikes are 'hard-core.'

ABC's Stark Maximizes Bias on Minimum Wage

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From 5-to-1 imbalance in sound bites to excluding critical economists, reporter skews story on wage floor bill.

Media's New Beef with Fast Food: Now Salads Are Bad, Too

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NBC consumer correspondent warns that big salads are big on calories.

Housing Bust: Just Kidding

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Some reports finally call housing market shift 'good news for buyers' after years of predicting a bubbly catastrophe ... but others stick with seller-centric 'nightmare.'

I Hate to Burst Your Bubble

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But the housing market is cooling off just fine despite the summer heat.

Raul Castro: A Hard-Line Commie with a Soft Spot for Free Enterprise

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NBC's Andrea Mitchell calls fill-in dictator open to free enterprise, ignores rollback in reforms, reliance on Venezuelan oil

Housing Bust: Just Kidding

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In Midst of Scorching Heat Wave, CBS Proclaims Global Warming Debate O

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Reporter relies on one climatologist who says pollution delayed global warming in '70s - but back then, scientists warned of catastrophic global cooling.

CBS News Blusters about Hypothetical Hurricane 'Crippling' U.S. Econom

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Reporter Michelle Miller left out experts who disagree with pessimistic forecast and ignored strong economic recovery one year after Hurricane Katrina.

CBS's Storm Ignores Liberal Congressman's Call for 100-Percent Tax on

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Reporter echoed Rep. Dennis Kucinich's rhetoric later in the interview.

ABC's Lisa Stark Pours Cold Milk on Advertising Trend

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Reporter presents kid-friendly food sites as 'Wild West' in need of regulation.

Forget Tea Leaves: Read Congress's Bills to Forecast Future Deficits

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Just how much taxpayer money is each member of Congress proposing to spend?