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Cancel the Election Already? CNN Anchor Asks If Obama Is 'Unbeatable' in 2012

5/10/2011 5:05 PM ET
If CNN's Roland Martin gives the same answer as a tea party conservative, you know you've asked him a pretty bizarre question. On Monday's 10 a.m. EDT news hour, CNN anchor Carol Costello asked ...

April Unemployment Back Up to 9%; 27th Month Above 8%

5/6/2011 2:50 PM ET
Despite 244,000 jobs gained in April, national unemployment rate has been higher than promised since February 2009.

NPR's Norris Wonders if U.S. Can 'Afford' a Job-Creating Tax Holiday

3/16/2011 3:52 PM ET
NPR's Michele Norris expressed the liberal skepticism of any tax incentive to spur job growth on Tuesday's All Things Considered during an interview of Intel CEO Paul Otellini. Otellini proposed a ...

Unemployment Below 9 Percent 'Bolsters Recovery Hopes' in 2011, But Little 'Consolation' in 1983

3/7/2011 4:33 PM ET
New York Times very downbeat in Reagan's day, despite much bigger monthly drop in jobless rate than February 2011.

Stimulus Two Years Later, Networks Ignore Obama's Failed Job Promise

2/16/2011 3:56 PM ET
Eight percent unemployment prediction rarely made broadcast evening news.

Foreign Unrest Raises Energy Worries, but Media Put Down Coal

2/10/2011 10:45 PM ET
Broadcast news emphasizes industry accidents nearly 80 percent of the time; ignore EPA and Obama attacks on U.S. industry.

Santelli Slams CNBC Panelists for Spinning Jobs Report

2/4/2011 4:16 PM ET
CNBC's floor reporter criticizes 'kool-aid drinkers' for trying to find good news in the 'disappointing.'

Just Say No to State Bailouts

1/28/2011 11:11 PM ET
The government will not put itself on austerity, only the people can force it to.

The Top 10 Economic Myths of 2010

12/9/2010 3:28 PM ET
Journalists' tall tales included praising GM for 'keeping faith' with taxpayers, comparing soda to cocaine, and attacking the Chamber of Commerce over baseless 'foreign money' claims.

Not So Merry Jobs Report: Unemployment Up to 9.8 Percent

12/3/2010 4:19 PM ET
Despite forecasts of 75,000 to 200,000 jobs, 'tepid' 39,000 new jobs disappoints news media.
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