Major medias problem with adjusting prices based on inflation adds to anxiety about cost.

But their coverage of the Bush economy reads like a collection of Democratic Party press releases, calling a strong economy everything from 'struggling' to 'volatile' or 'dicey.'

70th anniversary marked by media spin on reforming the system.

Schizophrenic media offer full-service bias on the economy.

Regulatory suggestion to limit trans-fats in New York foods results in serving of poor journalism.

NBC reports that thousands choose to stop smoking yet, they need regulation and government funding to help?

Networks emphasize $3-per-gallon prices when average price is $2.37.

In mostly positive free-market story, anti-industry nutritionist Marion Nestle continues criticism of innovation.

Timbergs rant bypasses poverty, drought, locusts and other causes to blame greedy capitalists.

Network skews lawsuit story toward government and virtually ignores defendant

Stories downplay negatives, fawn over Al Gore, businessman as out to change the world.

CNNs Soledad OBrien warns of the impending devastation of the economy with the FairTax.

Harvard professors connection of current events to pre-World War I ignores mountains of good economic news.