Global Warming: Weekend Roundup

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NPR gave liberal coverage to Pelosi's push for global warming-focused committee, while networks ignored the story.

Gas Prices Falling ... Too Much, or Not Enough

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Difference between oil and gas prices 'really makes me mad,' says CNN correspondent.

News Producer Applauds Car Smoking Ban as 'Common Sense' on NBC Blog

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Network's Ed Deitch praises local ordinance, while reporter Mike Taibbi fails to get reaction from law enforcement officers.

Networks Downplay Own Role in Panic over Faulty Car Seat Study

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Consumer Reports retracts study, only after media hype of original claims.

Post Writer Says Regulation in Fashion

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Givhan throws her weight behind bigger government and bigger models.

Post Hails Democrats Seeking 'New Political Center' on Money Matters

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But policies paper cheers as a compromise package are both liberal measures.

Networks Use Good Cancer News to Complain About Federal Funding Levels

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ABC, CBS, and NBC also ignore role private industry plays in fighting war on cancer.

Media Myth: The Recession/Depression of

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Hint: It Never Happened

CBS Prescribes Regulation for Herbal Supplements

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But reporter Alfonsi's stories were anemic when it came to presenting the industry's defense.

Networks Link Economy to Depression/Recession; No Wonder We're Depress

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The 2006 collapse never came, so now journalists are looking to 2007 to make their gloomy predictions look smart.

USA Today Finds Negative Slant to Falling Gas Prices

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Reporter Hagenbaugh fails to tell readers that 'consumer rights' watchdog is liberal, conspiracy theorist.

Media Myth: The Recession/Depression of

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Network Silence Greets Announcement of Chavez's Hostile Oil Industry T

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Media continue to ignore or downplay significance of socialist Chavez's control of oil reserves.

Viewers Get No Holiday from CNN's Energy Price Concerns

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Prices at the pump decrease, but CNN's 'In The Money' still worried about what increases might mean for consumers.