Fewer imports mean reduced investment in the U.S. economy.

Secretary of State nominee and Senate Foreign Relations Chair both call global warming a 'security threat.'

Bob Herbert wants a tax on financial transactions because 'that's where the money is.'

Herbert's plan claims a small tax on financial transactions wouldn't discourage business, so perhaps a per-word tax on writers should be adopted.

'Cavuto on Business' mentions 'encouraging signs' about the economy.

The President-Elect's job predictions increase 64 percent. Why isn't media asking questions?

President-elect is following common political practice of keeping the populace 'alarmed' while talking about the need for a stimulus package.

Columnist says stimulus inadequate, shouldn't have tax cuts.

Joseph Stiglitz, winner of the 2001 Nobel Prize in Economic Science and most cited economist in the world, blames Republican desire tax cuts for ineffectiveness.

'American Morning' offers balance, asks questions regarding porn companies' request for $5 billion federal bailout.

Sen. Jim DeMint, R-S.C.: 'We are not going to allow this rule to be reenacted either by the FCC, by the Obama administration or by Congress.'

With a forecasted $1 trillion deficit for the foreseeable future, mainstream media hit and miss on just how much government will expand under current proposals.

Gerri Willis reports that the program to fund TV converters is 'out of money.'