As the media point out that hurricane victims insurance coverage is lacking, news coverage also lacks some key points.

CNN bashes big business with union spokesman, ignoring the truth about wages and workers in the Katrina reconstruction.

Network emphasized controversial new study without even a discouraging word.

Washington Post pits motorists against profit-guzzler oil companies.

Collusion between doctors and manufacturers blamed, but paper leaves out standard realities of the marketplace.

Networks show exaggerated video of highest gas prices, hyping daily increases but glossing over the recent steady decline.

Post spins new drug study to criticize drugmakers even though thats not what the researcher said.

Magazine doesnt stop at linking hurricanes to climate change -- it dismisses skeptics and warns of abrupt, frightening consequences.

ABC, NYT use new study on Arctics seasonal ice shifts to sound global-warming alarm.

Media continue push for government intervention to make kids eat healthier.

Broadcasters turn news into 24-hour speculation cycle about $5 per gallon post-hurricane gas prices.

Media hype trial lawyers crusade to create new Katrina victims insurance companies.

CNN business anchor uses race in wrongheaded criticism of administrations efforts to help workers.

Medias Scare Tax of 75 cents per gallon is four times higher than federal burden of 18.4 cents.