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Speak No Evil: Networks Obscure Deadly Extremism of Muslim Brotherhood

3/2/2011 2:49 PM ET
Contradictory reports hide substance of powerful Egyptian Islamist group.

Networks Link Bush to 'Skyrocketing' Gas Prices 15 Times More Than Obama

3/1/2011 3:30 PM ET
Mideast unrest has sent pump prices up rapidly, but networks mention GOP president in more gas reports than today.

NBC Still Ignoring Planned Parenthood Sting, Despite House Vote to Defund

2/24/2011 8:11 PM ET
Network won't say why house GOP votes to defund pro-abortion organization

Networks Stand with Wisconsin Unions, Ignore $1-3 Trillion Pension Deficit for Five Days

2/23/2011 3:05 PM ET
On sixth night of protest coverage, ABC finally notes government pensions underfunded by at least $1,000 billion.

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

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

Foreign Unrest Raises Energy Worries, but Media Put Down Coal

2/10/2011 9:45 PM ET
Broadcast news emphasizes industry accidents nearly 80 percent of the time; ignore EPA and Obama attacks on U.S. industry.

Health Care Cost Estimates Challenged, But Media Skip Criticism of 'Non-Partisan' Agency

1/17/2011 2:33 PM ET
Congressional Budget Office figures challenged only 16 percent of the time, despite former CBO director's claims of 'Garbage In, Garbage Out' accounting.

Networks See Unconstitutional Ruling as 'Setback,' Not 'Victory for Liberty'

12/15/2010 4:02 PM ET
Evening and morning shows see 'roadblock' for White House, not freedom for citizens, in federal judge's decision insurance mandate is unconstitutional.

The Top 10 Economic Myths of 2010

12/9/2010 2:28 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.

ClimateGate 1 Year Later: Networks Barely Cover Scandal, But Defend and 'Exonerate' Accused Scientists

11/17/2010 6:52 PM ET
Climate controversy shook public's faith in global warming science, but not network news media's. Reporters downplayed allegations, defended the science and turned accused into victims.
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