CBS Whitewashes the Carter Record In "Sunday Morning" Interview

Charlie Gibson's SOTU Suggestion to Prez: "Admit Things are Really Bad

Reuters Reporter Downplays Record Home-Sales Results

Media Walk the Plank Over Pink Slips, But Economy Sailed To 2 Million

Mining for Fines: Anderson Cooper Pushes W.V. Governor for Regulation

Nets Ignore High Co$t of Union Labor, Ford's Generous Severance Packag

Iraqi and Afghan People Optimistic About Their Economies

The NYT and the Strong Economy: Another “Yes, But

Belafonte, Obama Cry For The Poor, But Live High on the Real-Estate Ho

CNN Spends 2005 Telling People They’re Going Backwards

In the NYT, More Good Economic News, “But

AP's Jennifer Loven Spins Bush Speech as an "Attack" Only on Democrats

Jennifer Loven of the Associated Press is one of AP's regular reporters covering Mr. Bush and The White House. She also has an obvious conflict of interest, as her husband, Roger Ballentine, was a senior adviser to John Kerry on energy and environmental issues during the 2004 presidential campaign. Ballentine is currently president of Green Strategies, Inc., an environmental consulting and…

Newsweek "Explains" Media’s Desire to Make All Economic News Depress

On a regular basis, economic data released by the various government agencies responsible for doing such things is depicted negatively by America’s mainstream media. From unemployment to inflation to housing prices, regardless of the facts, the press typically report nothing but gloom and doom.Robert Samuelson in this week’s issue of Newsweek candidly informed readers why. After giving a synopsis…

On Jobless Claims Report, AP's Crutsinger Discounts the Present, and G

The Associated Press's Martin Crutsinger has been on the opposite of a roll:Just before Christmas, he appeared to be lowballing the consensus estimate of 4th Quarter 2005 GDP growth by describing it as "around 3 percent," when a broad-based Bloomberg survey of economists indicated a consensus forecast of 3.3%. Second, he pooh-poohed November's Construction Spending report released two days ago…