WSJ and CNBC's Erin Burnett point out U.S. has higher corporate tax rates than other countries.

Dr. Martin Blaser predicts 'likely scenario' like Spanish flu on 'American Morning,' but ignores calmer predictions.

National news goes hog wild with influenza stories but barely discusses Bush preparations; need for border security.

Buying bulk office supplies and other strokes of genius.

ABC correspondent Jeffrey Kofman attacks pork company farm for environmental impact without directly connecting it to the flu strain.

Watch the media also ignore the issue of border security.

Moody's Economy.com chief economist claims global downturn will intensify if flu strain spreads throughout the globe.

Former 'Special Report' anchor blames slow news cycle for outbreak coverage; laments economic effects.

CNBC reporter reminds viewers it's OK for capitalism to fail sometimes.

'Nightly News' claims TARP funds being used to gouge credit card holders for banks' bottom line; new howler: tea parties partly about credit cards.

Oklahoma Senator appears on CNBC to explain his amendment to demand bailed out institutions disclose 'expenditures that are not essential to restoring their solvency.'

ABC correspondent Bill Blakemore recycles one-sided calamitous predictions, insists humans must agree to cut carbon emissions.

Harvard economist Martin Feldstein tells FOX Business Network Fed creation of 'high-powered' reserves will result in inflation, higher taxes.