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Bogus Mercury/Autism Claims Linked to Death

8/26/2005 2:00 PM ET
Controversial treatment to rid body of metals may have killed a child.

Media Continue to Pound on Obesity Coverage

8/25/2005 2:00 PM ET
Fast food restaurants are stalking children; Southerners are getting fatter; and the misleading Body Mass Index is back in the news after a football players death.

Saving at the Pump Means Paying More for Vehicles

8/25/2005 2:00 PM ET
Media continue to refine their talking points about failure of new CAFE standards.

The Business of Rebuilding

8/24/2005 2:00 PM ET
Network news gives little time to Americans generosity, as businesses use their profits to help the needy.

The Media Spin: Bring Out the Tea Leaves

8/24/2005 2:00 PM ET
Global warming is in fashion today, but veteran journalist David Goodnow remembers when we once feared another little ice age.

Econ 101: Are Housing Prices Too High?

8/24/2005 2:00 PM ET
Professor Gary Wolfram explains the economics behind pricing and the housing bubble.

Media Take a Bite Out of CAFE Guidelines

8/24/2005 2:00 PM ET
Government proposes new light truck, SUV fuel standards, but media highlight critics.

Networks Send Plaintiffs Message to Drugmakers

8/24/2005 2:00 PM ET
Media continue lopsided coverage of litigation in Vioxx verdict.

More Media Go Drilling for Viewers

8/23/2005 2:00 PM ET
CBS, ABC launch new features on gas prices. Reporter Axelrod shows hes going the wrong way.

AARP vs. the Free Market on Drug Prices

8/23/2005 2:00 PM ET
Ignoring the simple rule of demand in determining prices, news reports chide drug companies for not pegging their prices to inflations rise.
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