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Addicted to Tobacco Stories: A One-Sided Portrayal of a Risky Product
Addicted to Tobacco Stories: A One-Sided Portrayal of a Risky Product
Businessmen Behaving Badly: Prime Time's World of Commerce
Businessmen Behaving Badly: Prime Time's World of Commerce
CNN’s Alina Cho Finds ‘Good Argument’ for Bloomberg’s Sugary D
Cho
shows sickening video of man ‘drinking a tall glass of fat,’ but
mentions zero opposition to NYC mayor’s food police proposal.
Credit Card Rules Limiting Access for Stay-at-home Moms
CNN
Money reports on an unintended consequence of Obama regulation the
media didn’t see coming and left touted as ‘lifeboat’ for consumers.
NY Times Goes to Extremes to Convince Readers of Student Loan Crisis
Front page story cites student $120,000 in debt; later admits only 3 percent of borrowers have $100K+ burden.
Unemployment Rate Drops Because 522,000 Give Up Jobs Search
April adds only 115,000 jobs, while millions make up ranks of ‘invisible unemployed.’
Media Label Spending Cuts ‘Draconian’ and ‘Folly,’ As Debt Gro
In three years since the Senate last passed a budget, attempts to curtail spending have been criticized by media.
Dr. Oz Tells Readers to Skip Eating Beef
Dr. Oz and his fellow physician Dr. Michael Roizen have escalated the media’s attacks against beef. They joined the countless opponents of lean, finely textured beef, often referred to as “pink slime” by the media and lefty activists, but took their argument further, calling for people to “seriously consider abandoning red meat.”