Barack Obama looks phony either way. Either he missed all of these sermons or he sincerely thinks that hateful, race-baiting, America-bashing sermons are part of a pleasant Sunday worship experience. The press has an obligation to pursue this.

CBS's morning show gives a very grim report about the state of the economy after J.P. Morgan and the Federal Reserve act to keep beleaguered investment bank from failing.

'Mad Money' host drastically underestimated the investment bank's trouble surrounding the mortgage crisis.

'World News' segment about economic hardship due to higher gas prices in California fails to explain why that state's prices were higher to begin with.

NBC co-host makes Great Depression comparison while CNBC contributors caution against panic.

Economist Mark Zandi tells 'The Early Show' things bound to get worse, but has a backwards solution.

Former Labor Secretary Reich: 'I Think There's a 20 Percent Chance of a Depression'

CBS segment bashes agency for not being more aggressive in policing carbon in the wake of congressional hearing.

Revkin advocates less command-and-control from government and says more should be done to address energy 'difficulties.'

'Nightly News' praises carbon-free solar energy plant, and says government regulation needed to make it more affordable.

ABC's World News is the first to go beyond titillation stories to report painful facts about the sex trade.

CNBC contributor emphasizes disappointing foreclosure numbers but ignores decrease highlighted by reporting group.

Media gloss over details and effects of liberal candidates' proposed mortgage bailouts.

Media ignore opposition, call scientists 'flat Earthers' to sink climate change dispute.