Economic pessimism abounds in network news reports even as the Dow continues to break records.

Magazine claims the highway to hell is paved with privatization.

'In the Money' highlights call for more business regulation, but admits women's salary negotiations play a role.

Report on agricultural 'gold rush' neglects to explain massive taxpayer funding behind ethanol.

Report criticizes executive pay packages, laments pending legislation wouldn't help.

Reporter suggests how to keep government 'In the Money': with $4-a-gallon gas.

Sanjay Gupta worries about welfare program's 'Nutrition at Risk' during 'American Morning.'

ABC looks at how to spend a hedge fund managers pay, but doesn't ask how much they pay in taxes.

Journalists bemoan American 'gun culture,' ignoring facts and common sense in their dramatic attempts at persuasion.

Gun makers and sellers vilified for gunman's rampage.

Two reports advocate expanded power and budget for both food and drug side of organization.

Scott irresponsibly ignores decades of social science studies that show a direct correlation between the consumption of violent media (movies, television, video games, and music) and increases in aggressive actions and attitudes.

Willis of 'Open House' declares open season on lack of legislation.