Americans worried about gas prices should look overseas to the supply-controlling cartel. Here's a peek inside.

Will housing, gas prices and banking bring down the U.S. economy? On the news, it seems like a daily mantra.

CNBC 'Closing Bell' host defends Federal Reserve chief; Blames problems on events before Bernanke's tenure.

CNBC 'Mad Money' host defends government-backed bailout of Bear Stearns and demonstrates disregard for taxpayer sentiment.

CNBC 'Mad Money' host appears on CNN's 'Reliable Sources' to defend his Bear Stearns remarks and economic reporting in general.

ABC pulls no punches in dismissing the work of physicist Fred Singer as 'fraudulent nonsense.'

The media gave atheism a free ride – and at times, outright promotion – in 2007.

Renowned British scientist James Lovelock says global warming prevention efforts are 'futile'; Predicts mass migration for mankind's survival.

Front-page article spins slowing luxury item sales as 'housing-related' hardship hitting 'Main Street.'

Conde Nast's business mag goes after corporations for what it deems 'self-serving' and 'laughable' environmental efforts.

'American Morning's' Velshi cites poll of consumer worries but fails to report variables that have led to the rise and recent fall of oil prices.

Global warming alarmist advocates complete eradication of coal-fired plants 'if humanity wishes to preserve a planet similar to that on which civilization developed.'

Media ignore OPECs control of oil market when covering Americas pain at the pump.

Tom Curley tells National Press audience online media has already supplanted both print and broadcast media.