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Global warming alarmists, news media portray arctic beasts as victims and spokesbears, but protecting their thriving population means greatly increased federal power to control our lives.

'Evening News' is talkin' 'bout money drought, selling out, 'Lennon, thanks,' making bank.

Show's weatherman warns oil exploration could endanger wildlife, though proposals for drilling would impact only 1/100th of 1 percent of the total refuge.

April 2008 had the third highest recorded amount since records were started in 1979, contradicting media coverage of diminishing sea ice.

Left-wing Web site founder blasts media for considering skeptical perspective on 'climate crisis.'

Grocery inflation is increasing at an annual rate of 5.3 percent, but 'Evening News' reports on food items that have increased as much as 36 percent.

Economic indicators better than expected.

Newsweek senior Washington correspondent notes globalization of press has led to a weaker American mainstream media.

'World News' reports proposed gas tax holiday supported by Clinton and McCain is bad for consumers and the environment.

Network's 'Forecast Earth' host calls for use of Web to project the effects of climate change into the future.

'Early Show' reports changes in Cuba as milestone toward liberalization, but restricted Communist economy remains.

CNBC's Burnett answers unexpectedly positive GDP numbers with a new economic measure.

Kevin Klose tells global warming forum the U.S. must brace for 100 million more people and crowded roads.