'Good Morning America' reports rise in health problems thanks to financial stress, but piles on with another Depression reference.

Senate Banking Chairman targets oil firms for windfall profits tax.

Segment puts burden on mortgage companies to make concessions on payments and interest rates to borrowers.

'Fascism has come to Canada,' writes a Canadian priest. Is America next in line?

Unemployment and inflation nowhere close to late 1970s levels, when term 'stagflation' was first used to describe economic climate.

Gas prices, jobs and stocks, oh my! Could another 'stimulus' be the answer?

Stanford professor says carbon dioxide and methane 'we've added' are making it hotter; climatologist refutes that assertion.

Iraq war opponent Jeremy Scahill rails against paid security contractors that lessen the burden on the U.S. military.

'American Morning' calls dispute resolution system 'seemingly unfair' but leaves out context of personal responsibility.

Environmental treaty will cause costly phase-out of CFC inhalers and replacement inhalers could cost three times as much.

John Kilduff says early spike in oil stems from Israeli Transport Minister calling attack on Iran's nuclear facilities 'unavoidable.'

Network's senior campaign correspondent notes pro-Barack bias, says Couric's failure a product of changing media.

'Issue #1' considers how McCain and Obama 'differ' on taxes.

'Evening News' reminds viewers protection from diseases outweighs potential risks from vaccinations.