AP Claims FDA is 'Stretched Thin,' Needs More Authority
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Institute of Medicine report finds FDA 'lacks vision necessary to protect consumers,' AP ignores funding increase.
Market Analyst: 'BP's Not Going to Last as a Company More Than a Matte
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Energy investment banker tells CNBC clean-up of Gulf oil spill will cause ultimate end of beleaguered oil giant.
'Forbes on Fox' Panel Argues for Detonating Nukes to Plug Oil Spill
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Fox News show consisting of Forbes magazine editorial board offers 'nuclear option' to stem flow of oil from BP spill.
Textbook Example: How the Media Propagates the Mercury-Contaminated Fi
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National Fisheries Institute debunks 'Dr. Oz' talking points that exaggerate the dangers of mercury in seafood.
China Investing Estimated $200 Billion in 'Imperialistic' Military to
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Retired Army lieutenant colonel says Chinese navy is switching from 'a defensive navy' to 'an aggressive overseas navy,' with estimated ship count of 260 ships versus 286 U.S. ships.
Media Gobble Up Study Saying Ads for Fatty Foods Cause Obesity
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Time magazine marvels at advertisers' 'great influence over our behavior,' don't acknowledge individual decisions.
NY Times Celebrates Mortgage Defaulters Who Live 'Rent-Free
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Since foreclosure is everyone else's fault, the Times says debtors don't 'slink away in shame.'
AP: Jindal and Gulf Coast Conservatives Hypocrites for Requesting Fede
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News service wonders why 'conservatives who usually denounce federal activism suddenly are clamoring for it.'
Woman Living 'Life Without Plastic' Is Latest Environmental Media Darl
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'No Plastic Girl' joins 'No Impact Man,' 'Compost Man' as media's green superheroes.
Fmr. Clinton Labor Sec. Reich: It's Time for White House to Takeover B
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CNBC contributor argues only way Obama administration is authorized legally to intervene in Gulf Coast spill is to put oil giant in receivership.
NY Times Critical of Food Industry Opposition to Salt Regulation
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Newspaper leads with salt's 'ill effects on the nation's health,' buries study about portion control.
Media 'De-Friend' Facebook with Anti-Business Reporting
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Out of 500 million users, NY Times and NBC can't find one person who supports Facebook.
Rolling Stone Reporter Uses Insults as Journalism Tactic
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Matt Taibbi explains he is encouraged by magazine editors to make mundane policy issues like financial regulation reform interesting with 'name-calling.'
