Just how low is consumer confidence - or how high? The media have historically focused on low reports while ignoring highs - and their own role in shaping opinions on the economy.

Former Democratic presidential nominee blames 'intense storms' that have killed more than 50 on climate change.

Even with 0.3 percent increase, 'Morning Joe' co-host remains convinced that economy is 'heading' for downturn.

Two studies show clearing land for biofuel production will do more harm than it would prevent.

Left-wing organization spokesman calls program unveiled by U.S. Treasury Dept. 'a PR effort.'

Network fails to explain: just because the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates, it doesn't undo supply and demand in the credit market.

'Evening News' anchor advocates 'safer investment' in postage stamps and portrays meager savings as profit.

'Early Show' forecast of 'rough morning' for U.S. markets turns into a gain of 176 points.

Segment portrays home borrowers nearing foreclosure as high-risk for arson with extreme statements.

CNBC's Burnett questions whether bigger-than-expected stimulus package is enough to spark a slowly growing economy.

President explains how his tax policy helped grow the economy; criticizes liberal health care proposals.

The media paint the Supreme Court Justice's autobiography as angry, but ignore the rage in the presidential candidate's autobiography.

Texas congressman addresses CPAC audience immediately following McCain's plea for conservatives support.