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Associated Press CEO Calls For Full Press Rights For Bloggers

3/19/2008 2:19 PM ET
Tom Curley tells National Press audience online media has already supplanted both print and broadcast media.

McCain Pushes 'Cap-And-Trade' Plan to Fight Global Warming

3/19/2008 1:40 PM ET
GOP candidate promotes working with Europe on climate change, but only wants to 'encourage' involvement of 'rest of the world.'

MarketWatch: Japan Faces $500 Billion Carbon Reduction Price Tag

3/19/2008 12:02 PM ET
Global warming action's cost could pale in comparison to U.S. cost based on almost every measure - geography, population or economy.

Zuckerman Makes 'Great Depression' Claim Again

3/18/2008 5:40 PM ET
U.S. News & World Report editor says economy facing the 'strongest downward pressures' since 'Depression.'

CBS Reporter Suggests a 'Bailout' for Housing Crisis

3/18/2008 3:24 PM ET
'Early Show's' Maggie Rodriguez proposes a 'cram session' to Treasury Secretary to figure out a Bear Stearns-like bailout for 'agencies involved.'

'World News' Claims 'Free Market Didn't Work' in Bear Stearns Collapse

3/18/2008 1:41 PM ET
ABC correspondent Terry Moran ignores lost jobs and money lost by shareholders in assessment the free market didn't work, 'government did.'

Obama's Church of Slurs

3/18/2008 1:00 AM ET
Barack Obama looks phony either way. Either he missed all of these sermons or he sincerely thinks that hateful, race-baiting, America-bashing sermons are part of a pleasant Sunday worship ...

CBS Trots Out 'Great Depression' References in Wake of Bear Collapse

3/17/2008 5:31 PM ET
CBS's morning show gives a very grim report about the state of the economy after J.P. Morgan and the Federal Reserve act to keep beleaguered investment bank from failing.

Oops - CNBC's Cramer Said 'Don't Move' From Bear a Week Before Collapse

3/17/2008 3:19 PM ET
'Mad Money' host drastically underestimated the investment bank's trouble surrounding the mortgage crisis.

ABC Ignores Taxes Behind High California Gas Prices

3/17/2008 1:56 PM ET
'World News' segment about economic hardship due to higher gas prices in California fails to explain why that state's prices were higher to begin with.
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