Money, health issues dominate marriage's first year, but journalists still in love.

Near anniversary of Berlin Wall collapse, Gerald DeGroot suggests Eastern Bloc countries aren't really better off with a free market economy.

Politico reports that Obama will claim stimulus 'created and saved at least 1 million jobs' since February, but AP and others dispute numbers.

Business correspondent praises economic lessons of the holiday, condemns redistribution of Halloween candy.

Politicians report to special interests, not the public.

Chairman appoints liberal Beliefnet president who said McCain was trying to make Obama look like Antichrist.

During heated battle over health care 'reform,' only 17 percent of reports point out that insurance companies don't make obscene profits like liberals say.

So how come the media pretend environmentalists are some sort of do-gooders?

Those looking for a media bailout are delusional if they believe they'll maintain independence.

ABC News-Washington Post poll finds huge majority still feeling recession.

'Power Lunch' co-host Caruso-Cabrera suggests Jerry Brown's $56-million lawsuit against State Street bank a ploy to prop up attorney general's bid for governor.

Stories mostly ignore failure of Obama's $787 billion stimulus to halt rising unemployment, continue to give credit for saving or creating jobs.