While the media bemoan tough consumer choices stemming from the cost of gasoline, the ethanol price squeeze grows.

ABC, CBS and NBC emphasize the potential for complications and death from Avandia, despite calls from study's author to exercise discretion.

Newspaper takes on income inequality debate and adds important factors such as education, delayed careers for young people, and taxing the young to feed the old.

Paper marks 100th birthday of Rachel Carson by barely mentioning millions who died because of DDT ban.

Perhaps anchor should announce his earnings along with candidate's reported income.

Outspoken congressman says media keep ignoring dictator's threats to U.S. interests.

Despite his threat to American business interests, Hugo Chavez is still the 'friendly' darling of the network news.

CBS report attacks businesses, doesn't give them a chance to respond.

'Nightline' lauds the man without toilet paper, but never mentions his book contract.

Networks Warn about $4, $5 or $6 Gasoline. Maybe one day theyll be right.

Networks Warn about $4, $5 or $6 Gasoline. Maybe one day theyll be right.

Reporters drive price predictions to $4 a gallon and higher, and hope no one remembers they've been wrong before.