Here are a few stories that would make turning on the news a lot more pleasant.

Nobel Prize winning economist has devoted over half his post-election columns to urging Obama to act like FDR, or promoting New Deal-style stimulus.

'Squawk Box' co-host notes the Obama stock market swan dive and declares if economy doesn't respond to Obama stimulus, it's a depression.

On Fox Business Network, portfolio manager says Obama should nationalize if that's what it takes.

'No one can spend $1.5 billion of other people's money responsibly.'

Lower-cost competition comes from technological advances which alleviates poverty instead of creating it.

Former governor tells Fox's Cavuto most Republicans abandoned fiscal restraint, aren't asking tough questions about proposal.

Controversial filmmaker calls economic collapse that damaged McCain's bid for the presidency 'ordained.'

US Airways' market value increased predictably as a result of pilot's heroism.

Experts and media pundits say company's board failed to disclose medical condition, neglecting fiduciary duty.

Study that includes planes, trains, automobiles and even horses shows it would take an average American house 57,598 years to produce same carbon footprint.

'Countdown' host accuses Oklahoma Sen. James Inhofe of ignoring parts of a left-wing think tank's study on Fairness Doctrine, but does that himself.