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After forecasting cannibalism from global warming, media mogul-turned-U.N. Foundation chairman appears on CNBC and ties 'global climate change' to 'an ever-increasing population.'

Media Research Center petition demands apology from magazine for 'offensive cover demeaning World War II vets.'

CNBC host one of few journalists to connect food inflation to government intervention in market.

CBS blames housing crisis, not lost job, for loss of home in foreclosure hardship story.

CNBC reporter says U.S. has no shortage of rice, blames ethanol for increased pressure on food prices.

Food inflation and hunger riots tied to ethanol mandate U.S. politicians and journalists supported.

'Climate Super Rally' strays from global warming into leftist anti-Bush, anti-Iraq war and anti-corporation event.

Environmentalist's 'manifesto' in Vanity Fair issues call to 'decarbonize' entirely.

In what's become Earth Month, the media press on as though it's Public Issue No. 1.

'World News' goes undercover in gun stores on U.S. side of the Mexican border to bash Second Amendment.

No subject, not even Barack Obama and the New Camelot, inspires reporters to drop any pretense of balance and objectivity like the Environment.

Publisher says Gore's 'Path to Survival' book with planned release of April 22 pushed back until Spring 2009.

Anchor Cynthia McFadden incorrectly reports gas price increase while trying to pin blame on the administration.