Consumer Reports retracts study, only after media hype of original claims.

Givhan throws her weight behind bigger government and bigger models.

But policies paper cheers as a compromise package are both liberal measures.

ABC, CBS, and NBC also ignore role private industry plays in fighting war on cancer.

Hint: It Never Happened

But reporter Alfonsi's stories were anemic when it came to presenting the industry's defense.

The 2006 collapse never came, so now journalists are looking to 2007 to make their gloomy predictions look smart.

Reporter Hagenbaugh fails to tell readers that 'consumer rights' watchdog is liberal, conspiracy theorist.

Media continue to ignore or downplay significance of socialist Chavez's control of oil reserves.

Prices at the pump decrease, but CNN's 'In The Money' still worried about what increases might mean for consumers.

'Lou Dobbs Tonight' reporter scoffed that 'common sense' trumped pharmaceutical economics expert's conclusions on Medicare 'negotiation.'

AP, NY Times report that case could encourage holdouts for hefty court rewards.

But fewer than 500,000 make minimum wage, and research shows two-thirds of workers earn more than the minimum within a year of starting their jobs.