Ken Shepherd
Author Articles
7/10/2006 2:02 PM ET
Business reporter errs in saying Americans are paying a penny less than the 'all-time high.'
7/7/2006 1:12 PM ET
Subsidized flood insurance encourages building on hurricane-prone coasts, while consumers are shocked at private market prices.
7/6/2006 2:58 PM ET
Reporter Alfonsi left out how Democratic governor's plans to raise sales tax shut down the Garden State's government.
7/5/2006 3:45 PM ET
Reporter highlights complaint of Academy Award announcer about actors but ignores man's movie work.
7/5/2006 1:52 PM ET
'American Morning' features anti-food industry Nestle as it scolds shoppers on processed foods.
6/30/2006 4:20 PM ET
Reporter highlights Cape Cod foreclosure, but leaves out how house is above average in value.
6/29/2006 3:15 PM ET
Reporter John Blackstone left out how the 60-horsepower car lacks pep for highway driving.
6/28/2006 12:08 PM ET
Paper's Food section serves up left-wing group's latest complaints about what we drink.
6/27/2006 1:53 PM ET
A week after slamming Starbucks about nutrition, ABC extols java's health benefits.
6/26/2006 4:59 PM ET
Magazine's guide to going green, fighting global warming calls for less green in your pocketbook.
6/23/2006 3:57 PM ET
News shows leave out the 'Little Ice Age,' lack of temperature data, and role of the sun in warming.
6/23/2006 9:43 AM ET
Host lets Gore slam his talking points out of the park without raising any skeptical questions on warming.
6/22/2006 1:45 PM ET
Reporter Wyatt Andrews leaves out group's ideological leanings towards socialized medicine.
6/21/2006 3:42 PM ET
CBS's 'Early Show' worries about the dangers of teenage coffee addiction.
6/21/2006 11:07 AM ET
Web page posted one day before the first day of summer is latest evidence of media's unbalanced climate change reporting.
6/21/2006 10:44 AM ET
Story leaves out government data showing white teens use alcohol much more.
6/20/2006 2:32 PM ET
But economy is performing strongly and inflation is well below 1970s levels.
6/19/2006 3:39 PM ET
Reporter failed to ask New York's top lawyer if $3-a-pack tax rates have encouraged tax evasion.
6/17/2006 1:18 PM ET
Same media outlets that attacked oil companies for success compliment Microsoft, a more profitable corporation.
