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Williams, Todd Rail Against 'Ultimate Indignity' of Higher Credit Card Interest and Fees

4/23/2009 10:25 AM ET
'Nightly News' claims TARP funds being used to gouge credit card holders for banks' bottom line; new howler: tea parties partly about credit cards.

'Nightly News' Doesn't Mention that Amtrak Infrastructure Spending May Just be 'Good Money After Bad'

4/13/2009 9:59 AM ET
NBC reports hundreds of billions will be needed to achieve Obama's high-speed rail goals, but ignore its estimated $700-million losses.

Tax 'Cuts,' Tax Hikes, Media Back Obama Either Way

4/8/2009 4:54 PM ET
Cable and network news applaud Obama's stimulus bill for 'tax breaks,' but barely explain president's proposed tax hikes in the 2010 budget.

'Nightly News' Perplexed by TARP-Recipients Lending to Foreign Countries

3/12/2009 9:58 AM ET
NBC correspondent Lisa Myers investigates banking titans that made overseas loans in wake of congressional hearing.

CNBC's Quintanilla on the Inaugural Stock Drop: 'This Was Brutal Even by Those Standards'

1/21/2009 1:02 PM ET
'Squawk Box' co-host notes the Obama stock market swan dive and declares if economy doesn't respond to Obama stimulus, it's a depression.

Obama Stimulus: $1 Trillion, 600,000 Government Jobs and Few Media Questions

1/7/2009 4:11 PM ET
With a forecasted $1 trillion deficit for the foreseeable future, mainstream media hit and miss on just how much government will expand under current proposals.

Another Recession Indicator: NBC Blames Drop in Medical Services on Economy

12/30/2008 10:22 AM ET
'Nightly News' correlates fewer prescriptions and drop in doctor's appointments with beleaguered economy.

A Tale of Two Tax Cuts: Obama's Will Save Economy, Bush's for the 'Wealthiest'

12/29/2008 9:52 AM ET
'Nightly News' considers tax cuts an integral part of the Obama 'massive economic recovery plan,' ignores how rollback of Bush tax cuts would affect economy.

'Nightly News' Pushes Auto Bailout in Madoff Scandal Coverage

12/18/2008 10:08 AM ET
CNBC correspondent Trish Regan points out alleged Madoff $50 billion Ponzi scheme is 'twice the amount of money the auto companies are asking Congress for.'

NBC Finds Libraries 'Popular,' but Suffering from Economy

12/11/2008 10:20 AM ET
'Nightly News' segment laments government cuts for library funding, includes a man crying over library closure.
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