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House overwhelmingly passes cheeseburger bill to prevent obesity-related lawsuits, but anchor says everyone involved acted foolishly.

Presidents panel proposes more of the same rather than fixing a convoluted, success-punishing tax code.

Broadcasters worry about the future of the American economy, but the NY Times points out that automakers are behind other industries when it comes to the reality of employee benefits.

USA Today gives apocalyptic view of declining oil supply before admitting it might not come to pass.

CBS reporter calls for government aid to assist Northeast flood victims.

Interview takes the left-wing NRDCs position on global warming and downplays their opposition to nuclear power.

Networks flood airwaves with stories suggesting tax hikes to pay for Katrina and other price tags.

Nightly News continues to ignore contracts and costs following Katrinas impact on Gulf.

Plaintiffs with stomach problems sue milk industry; media grant coverage to fringe vegan group.

We cant change worldwide demand, but we can lift unnecessary restrictions on production and refinery capacity.

Mississippi lawyers lead an all-out assault on the meaning of a contract, and the media bolster their case with storm victims perspectives.