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March 29, 2006
Its Time for the end of the world.
Its also ABC, CNN, CBS and Newsweek, all promoting a climate
disaster that would end the world as we know it raising sea
levels…
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March 29, 2006
The New York Times has found another example of corporate evil to
fight:
funny beer ads.
Citing left-wing advocacy groups, Times writer Melanie
Warner penned a…
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March 29, 2006
Behind a cover that read, Be Worried. Be Very
Worried,
Time informed its readers: in the past five years or so, the
serious debate has quietly ended. That was a common assumption…
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March 28, 2006
CNNs Lou Dobbs is always pontificating about national security,
especially when it comes to international trade but on March 27 he
was frowning on an extra port security measure…
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March 27, 2006
Starting off a weeks worth of in-depth reporting on global
warming, World News Tonight falsely presented a liberal journalist
and author as a Pulitzer Prize winner…
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March 27, 2006
I hope gas prices go as high as they have to go to get the rest of
these morons off the road in these big Hummers, CNNs Jack Cafferty
exploded on the March 25 In the Money.
…
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March 24, 2006
Professor Jonathan Overpeck once complained journalists were too
concerned about balance in global warming stories. Now hes the
centerpiece of two one-sided reports based on his predictions of…
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March 23, 2006
Introducing what ABC called the end of 20th century industrial
America, anchor Elizabeth Vargas portrayed a cost-cutting move by
money-losing General Motors (NYSE:
GM)
and bankrupt…
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March 22, 2006
The end is near.
As near as your remote control, at least. All you have
to do is turn on, tune in and drop any pretense of news. CNN
Presents, the networks award-winning weekly…
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March 22, 2006
USA Today put its own negative spin on record home ownership
numbers, declaring in the March 22 issue that Fewer families can
afford a home.
Working with a…
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March 21, 2006
The first day of spring proved perfect timing for the CBSs Jim
Acosta to resurrect global warming as the villain behind last years
hurricane season, downplaying how hotly debated the matter is in the…
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March 20, 2006
Im amazed that Americans at this point are really fairly
unconcerned about bird flu and mad cow disease, the Bryn Mawr
alumna confessed, noting that a drop in foreign sales of Tyson
chicken has…
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March 17, 2006
On the St. Patricks Day Today show, NBCs Ann Curry asked
colleague Jim Cramer for his reaction to a new government report
showing consumer prices have jumped. The real numbers actually
showed…
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March 16, 2006
Asking if states pay too much to land job-generating foreign
investments like auto plants, ABCs World News Tonight found a
critic to sing a sour note about a plant Kia Motors announced it
will…
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March 15, 2006
Where
Do We Go from Dubai?
The headliners of Dubai ports stories
were politicians pontificating about national security. But who knew
that foreign…
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March 15, 2006
The media love stories about the gap between the rich and poor in
America. But they rarely explore that gap, why it exists, and what
it means.
It is an interesting question whether a…
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March 15, 2006
Sounding like a broken record, the media again are squawking about
record profits for oil companies in light of a new round of
congressional hearings on oil and gas prices.
Both CBS and…
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March 15, 2006
Raddatzs story followed, highlighting a day of high political
drama, closed White House meetings and deal-making.
It wasnt until the dust had begun to
settle the next day…
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March 14, 2006
What a difference three years and a microscopic virus make. In
February 2003, ABC featured critics who argued that duct tape
government officials urged people to buy couldnt fix everything.…
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March 13, 2006
Just in time for spring break, ABCs 20/20 bellied up to the bar
with two stories on women and binge drinking. The March 10 edition
was enough to frighten already worried parents about their college…
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