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     The media chalked it up as a victory for the global-warming alarmists. The Wall Street Journal claimed a federal court decision giving states the authority to regulate automobile emissions would have “nationwide ripples…

     If you can’t afford to live in the place you are living in, the logical thing to do would be to take a downgrade and find something more affordable, right? That’s not an option reporters Noelle Knox and Barbara Hansen explored in the…

     Global warming might be a scary thing to some, but who would have thought on the level of a nuclear holocaust?

     “Climate change could have global security implications on a par…

     Apparently global warming is upsetting the fashion industry, because women’s magazine Marie Claire gave it the cold shoulder in its October issue.

     “Here’s to some global…

     After a summer of movie sequels, journalists are now pushing their latest, which could be called “Recession IV.”

     Over the last four years, “recession” has been mentioned in…

     “Armageddon.” “Collapse.” “Recession.” The media have been crying wolf about bad economic news throughout the four-year recovery.  Now that they finally have some legitimate bad news, you can expect journalists will huff and puff even…

     Most global warming skeptics are accused of being bought-and-paid for by Big Oil, especially by pundits or the media.

    But that’s not the case for Bjørn Lomborg, author of “Cool It:…

     The housing slump is all the fault of “unscrupulous” lenders and brokers, while defaulted home borrowers were just “unsuspecting” victims – according to the September 10 “World News with Charles Gibson.”

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     Newsweek’s Jonathan Darman must set a very high bar for what he deems radical.

     In the September 17 issue of Newsweek, Darman’s story, “How She Would Govern,” tried to give…

     Lower-than-expected job numbers on September 7 have given the media an excuse to pile on and advance recession fears.

     “Stocks are on a roller coaster ride; the housing market…

     Are realty foreclosures as bad as they are reported in the media? Not according to a spokesman from RealtyTrac, an Irvine, Calif.-based organization that tracks foreclosures. According to the firm, journalists sometimes…

     The government knows best – especially when it comes to spending your money, according to The New York Times.

     The September 6 issue of the Times questioned the sensibilities of…

     Just when you thought the media couldn’t be any more egregious than they already were with their reporting when it comes global warming, they’ve taken it to an all-time low.

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     One embattled corporation is fighting back against unfair treatment by the media.

     The September 2007 issue of Bloomberg Markets Magazine featured a 6,000-word assault on the…

     The AFL-CIO reports that only 12 percent of the work force belonged to unions last year and the hosts of “Your $$$$$” are not happy.

     Hosts Ali Velshi and Christine Romans told viewers why labor unions are good -- and business…

     The “Good Morning America” gang of Diane Sawyer, Robin Roberts, Sam Champion and Chris Cuomo are celebrating their first anniversary together at ABC and they took time on their September 5 show to look back at the…

     Labor Day often means Pro-Organized Labor Day in the media, and CNN’s “Lou Dobbs Tonight” was the poster child this year.

     The show featured two anti-corporate, union-…

     The difficulties in the subprime lending market are beginning to generate a chorus for a bailout of the mortgage industry. The media emphasize stories of people losing their homes to foreclosure and potential panic as adjustable-rate…

     The media haven’t done the best job on jobs.      

     In 47 straight months of job growth, the U.S. economy has created 8.3 million jobs. But despite that…