But teachers earn above the average U.S. wage and young people are drawn to better-paying jobs by a strong economy.

Media ran with administration catchphrase despite its obvious flaws.

Networks continue to downplay or skip fiasco at Democrat-run Fannie Mae.

Evening News favors new allegations over other reasons for high prices, ignoring FTC report that found no price manipulation.

Gibson continues media focus on declining Big Three automakers, despite other companies new factories.

Entertainment Weekly, Time praise the environmentalist laptop-wielding ninja

Other networks ignore story, continuing pattern of media apathy on South Americas socialist oil giant.

Dobbs reporter takes Treasury secretary nomination as chance to rehash attacks on Bush economy, ignore strong economic growth.

May the recently departed phone tax and all other punishing government schemes R.I.P.

Whether its kayaking, going solar or harnessing the power from really natural gas, the media are fond of anything that doesnt count on oil.

Rival paper Washington Times, meanwhile, presents views on both sides of vigorous debate on warming and hurricane strength.

Network spotlights problems of couple paying $2,000 a month for a $129,000 house and reporter doesnt find that strange.

Networks fret over high gas costs, yet still depict prices higher than they are.