'World News' reports new population study that promotes global warming alarmists' agenda.

'World News' segment about bad month for markets ignores investing golden rule: When stock prices are cheap is the best time to invest for long-term.

Report accusing mortgage lender for unscrupulous lending practices ignores borrowers responsibility and airs as states sue the company.

'Your $$$$$' team mentions blogger feedback about being too 'grim,' but spreads fear about foreclosure effect on suburbs.

'Evening News' excludes free market solutions for tooth problems in favor of universal health insurance.

NBC and ABC compare stock market to worst financial crisis in U.S. history.

Stock slumps to a 53-year low; Bloomberg TV analyst recommends bankruptcy for automaker.

Liberal NY Times columnist blasts McCain's drilling proposal on MSNBC's 'Countdown' and calls wind a better alternative than nuclear.

'Good Morning America' claims lenders are luring students into debt.

'Nightly News' portrays climate change as a threat to national security based on 'low- to medium-confidence' report findings.

'The Early Show' blames speculators for high prices again, and suggests countries like Venezuela 'doing a much better job.'

Bjorn Lomborg explains greenhouse gas treaty would cost $180 billion annually, but do very little to help the mascot of global warming alarmism.

World's richest man questions merits of penalizing profitable companies, despite supporting Dem candidate.

Journalists ignore public support for offshore oil drilling and mislead with criticisms of dormant oil fields.