Evening News 'Free Speech' Used To Scold Americans for Gas Guzzlers

The "Free Speech" segment for Friday's "Evening News" went to British auto columnist Mike Rutherford who complained that Americans don't know how "lucky" they are for the cheap petrol they put in their tanks. “Sorry, America, but if you believe you’re paying too much for the fuel you put in your automobiles, you’re not living in the real world,” griped Rutherford. Noting that American gasoline…

CNN Reporter: Helpful Democrats Will Give You More Time Off Work

Monday’s edition of "American Morning" featured a decidedly one sided segment that advocated for Democratic legislation, generously highlighted Ted Kennedy and promoted San Francisco as the wave of the future. Correspondent Alina Cho used the piece to boost a bill that would require employers with more than 15 workers to give seven sick days a year. Disparaging America’s primitive stance on the…

Argh! Globe Just Doesn't Get How Weak Immigration Policy Hurts Workers

What Time of Year Is It? (Part

Last year, I sensed that journalists in general prefer to call this time of the year in commerce that of "holiday shopping" instead of "Christmas shopping," but that when it came to people losing their jobs, they preferred to describe layoffs as relating to "Christmas." My instincts were proven correct, as you can see below from the results of three different sets of Google News searches in…

Free Market Busts Taco Bell $1 Billion, But Times Wants More Bureaucra

The Lou Dobbs (Three Cans Short of a) Six-Pack

NY Times Columnist: Don't Judge Social-Program Spending By Cost Or Res

Not an Onion article. I solemnly affirm to Scrappleface: New York Times columnist Judith Warner doesn't want social programs to be judged by how much they cost or whether they work. Disclaimer notwithstanding, I bet you're still dubious. "Come on, Finkelstein - that can't be right. As liberal as the New York Times might be, there's no way one of its regular columnists would come right out and…

Senate Debates Global Warming, CNN Anchor Snoozes

O'Brien, during a more wakeful momentAs already noted here on NewsBusters, the Senate held a hearing today examining the role of the media in promoting climate alarmism. With others covering the newsmaking part of the discussion, I decided to drop by to observe things from a blogger's point of view.I went into the hearing expecting it would be more interesting than your typical congressional…

Refuting Paul Krugman's "Dramatically Worse" Statement to Fox's Neil C

Neil Cavuto Smacks Around Paul Krugman While Calling Him a Liar

This was just too delicious for words…but I’ll try. As many of you are aware, most conservatives who study the economy and the markets view the New York Times’ Paul Krugman as being one of the most disingenuous pols on the landscape. Krugman has regularly been shown to flat out lie about economic data in his articles to prove his specious points, and was accused by the Times’ former ombudsman…

Mowing Down the Intellectual Dishonesty of The Boston Globe

TV News Ignores Surprisingly Strong Housing Data

Fowl Play: CBS Leaves Out Consumer Union Scientist's Bias

ABC's Gibson Tags 1980s 'Me Decade' During Volunteerism Story