USA Today touts new research on 'putting up a cloud,' but only interviews left-leaning 'opponents.'

Reporters attack bisphenol-A; claim it causes 'liver disease, heart failure, all sorts of things,' despite enormous doses necessary to impact humans.

Fadel Gheit of Oppenheimer & Co. says exorbitant amount will be spread over 10 years, making it 'manageable.'

Catherine Crier doesn't understand why successful businessmen 'tout their credential' in political campaigns

Jones Act of 1920 keeps out European ships that could complete clean-up in four months vs. estimated nine months some experts believe it will take.

Media frustrated that 'accounting quirk' allows money to pass to children, grandchildren 'tax free'

Institute of Medicine report finds FDA 'lacks vision necessary to protect consumers,' AP ignores funding increase.

Energy investment banker tells CNBC clean-up of Gulf oil spill will cause ultimate end of beleaguered oil giant.

Fox News show consisting of Forbes magazine editorial board offers 'nuclear option' to stem flow of oil from BP spill.

National Fisheries Institute debunks 'Dr. Oz' talking points that exaggerate the dangers of mercury in seafood.

Retired Army lieutenant colonel says Chinese navy is switching from 'a defensive navy' to 'an aggressive overseas navy,' with estimated ship count of 260 ships versus 286 U.S. ships.

Time magazine marvels at advertisers' 'great influence over our behavior,' don't acknowledge individual decisions.

Since foreclosure is everyone else's fault, the Times says debtors don't 'slink away in shame.'

News service wonders why 'conservatives who usually denounce federal activism suddenly are clamoring for it.'