MSNBC host belittles California congressman Dana Rohrabacher for not buying into man-caused global warming.

Host tells audience at UCLA using the double entendre is something he 'regrets' and did not intend to disparage their right to protest.

Story employs anti-oil company talking points blaming former energy giant Texaco for nation's woes.

'Money for Breakfast' guest suggests administration lacks constitutional authority.

'World News' host doubles-down on Obama administration assertion that the $787-billion stimulus is responsible for curbing unemployment.

America is rapidly becoming a country without individual responsibility.

Reports on president's meeting with health care industry and potential 'reform' leave out critics, free-market solutions.

Journalists decry conservative 'anger,' but left has turned venom into big business.

CNBC host says marijuana legalization is just a grab for revenue, not a libertarian expansion of freedom.

Evening newscasts push Center for Science in the Public Interest study about killer salt, downplay individual responbility for food choices.

Analysts on 'Cashin' In' debate whether GM should do whatever it takes to woo customers despite taxpayer bailout.

'Conversation' host interviews former FDA chief who claims food consumers being 'manipulated;' leaves out counterargument.

ABC's White House correspondent reminds viewers Obama mocked opponent McCain for earmark vigilance of same dollar amount.