Media outlets mostly ignore easy energy solution even when brought up by candidates, despite the nation's urgent power needs.

Former presidential candidate says increasing media competition bad for politics; calls Iraq war 'as popular as AIDS.'

McDowell warns reinstated powers could play in net neutrality debate, lead to government requiring balance on Web sites.

Editorial tackles three 'myths' used by groups like NRDC to oppose American energy.

ABC poll finds few Americans see climate change as environment's biggest threat, more trust business than government to address problems.

Congressmen dismiss necessity of network TV coverage; call on McCain to help drilling cause.

Segment repeats 15-year-old claims by doom-and-gloom author who wrongly predicted Dow crash, Y2K disasters.

MSNBC host and guest dismiss possibility that challenge to congressional inaction could impact oil prices.

'Early Show' says abandoned homes with neglected pools may be 'breeding ground' for disease-carrying mosquitoes.

Witt defends Obama's exaggeration on saving gas, encourages McCain to 'leave it alone.'

Network praises American manufacturer's sales in China, ignores previous criticism of carmaker over global warming.

Minnesota governor expresses concerns over diminishing revenue and sees tracking travel as possible solution.

It took six years for government sponsored enterprises Fannie and Freddie to cost taxpayers billions.

Journalists use stretched data and low oil estimates in defense of Democratic presidential candidate's air pressure substitute for drilling.