Business

The media repeat claims of 40 million to 50 million uninsured Americans, but facts from the Census Bureau and research organizations discredit it.

'Evening News' bemoans cuts in welfare programs but gives irresponsible governments a pass.

The Wall Street Journal's Steve Moore and Fox News Channel's Greta Van Sustren discuss the hardly-covered Rasmussen Poll results.

Networks balance reports on AMA speech, but ABC outrages public with week of health care coverage, 'World News,' 'GMA' to be aired from 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

Bank calls for astounding $45 trillion over the next 40 years to be put toward 'renewable energy.'

Network's medical editor never met socialized medical plan he didn't like.

ABC's weatherman plugs the 'carbon counter.'

Conservative and free market experts supply questions for the upcoming ABC special 'Prescription for America.'

North Korea imprisons his employees, but Al Gore doesn't seem inconvenienced.

Showtimes' series gins up controversy with unethical, immoral nurses.

Journalists help empower anger that now targets constitutional rights; ignore left-wing hate.

Statistical Assessment Service details flaws in media coverage of bisphenol A.

CNBC personalities note oil's decline on Iran news, but suggest questionable election result a sign of what could happen with unions and Employee Free Choice Act.