Reporter Carl Quintanilla followed NY Times lead in slamming housing market in a story on Home Depot's changing approach to retail.

Leading up to election, network repeatedly tells viewers middle class slipping away, American dream 'impossible.'

This Halloween, the Supreme Court will determine how much plaintiffs can scare up in punitive damages.

Reporter Quintanilla debunks substance of claim but insists the blog-fueled plot has oil industry, conservatives on defensive.

Network's competitors at ABC, NBC reported both Ford losses and strong market close.

'Today' features travelers who want what they want, when they want it, regardless of market price.

Magazine admits first article was 'wrong,' but still wasn't 'inaccurate' journalistically.

'Evening News' anchor continues pattern of economic reporting BMI found in latest study

"In the Money" promo for liberal group reinforces middle-class extinction theories.

The 'Freshman 15' reported more like the 'Freshman 8,' but reporter Nanci Hellmich focused on complaints from nutritionists about foods offered in college dining halls.

But earlier story on 'Big Oil' conspiracy to slash gas prices was front page in Business just two weeks ago.

Web site advances global warming activism including 'causes' and 'solutions.'

Anchor insists he has a problem with both parties, but his new book and town hall special confirm he favors bigger government to rescue workers "struggling to hold on to the American Dream."