'Good Morning America' portrays covering extra expenses as dirty business, misleads on business practices.

Sen. Jim DeMint calls Pelosi, Democrats 'hypocrites' for urging Bush to release oil from the strategic reserves and opposing drilling.

Virginia Democrat promotes nuclear and coal power; expresses concern about warming but doesn't hype alternative or 'renewable' energy as solution to energy woes.

From calories to caffeine, the coffee company and its products have been targeted by slanted media reports.

The business network's on-air editor calls the idea that rumors toppled Bear Stearns a product of 'ill-informed' media.

Chairman of investment bank that purchased Bear calls for SEC investigation into events that led to bank's collapse.

Segment cites climate change, ignores other factors as reason for increase in wildfires.

'Nightly News' blasts U.S. government for inaction on climate change and promotes expensive Japanese efforts.

The ill-named 'Fairness Doctrine' is rearing its ugly head again in Congress - and would end radio as we know it.

'World News' acknowledges the private sector will react to high costs of traditional fuel with investment in alternatives

CBS emphasizes hardship of food stamp users, complains that government has not increased federal assistance to match food inflation.

Vanity Fair media columnist says popular host will be 'oddity,' claims 'rise of conservatism' 'coming to an end.'

Pelosi's July 4, 2007, pledge unfulfilled one year later while media still promote freedom from foreign power.