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NBC Contradicts Itself on New Bill to Protect Consumer; May Hurt Students Trying To Establish a Good Credit Score

'Today's' Money Panel: Recommends Plastic in Moderation as Congress Makes it Harder for People under 21 to Get Credit Cards.

CNBC's Kudlow Parts Ways with Network's Green Agenda, Calls Creating 'Green' Jobs 'Overrated'

'The Call' co-host launches into attack on 'pie-in-the-sky, airy-fairy thinking' of Obama White House economic policies.

Times Pushes Two More Unlabeled Liberals for the Supreme Court

Two more possible Obama Supreme Court nominees, the "moderate" Carlos Moreno and "baseball savior" Sonia Sotomayor, get the Times' patented mainstreaming treatment from sympathetic Times reporters.

GE's Jeff Immelt: Global Warming 'Compelling'; Cap-and-Trade Most 'Effective' Way to Go

CEO of parent company of NBC Universal argues for carbon price to create 'certainty.'

No Bias Here: "Calif. Voters Reject Measures to Keep State Solvent"

Reporter Jennifer Steinhauer blames California voters for rejecting higher taxes and dubious spending caps: "A smattering of California voters on Tuesday soundly rejected five ballot measures ...

Broadcast Networks 'Hail' Obama Auto Fuel Efficiency Standards

ABC, CBS and NBC air regulation proponents by 6-to-1 over critics and sugar-coat the downsides of the presidential policy.

Battlin' Joe Biden Claims He Came Under Enemy Fire in Bosnia

Bosnia joins Afghanistan and Iraq among the countries in which Vice President Biden claims to have come under enemy fire.

Bill Keller Now Calls Google a News "Ally," But Didn't Trust It Last Month

The paper's executive editor (pictured) changes his tune on Google as a news aggregator, crediting it with driving traffic to the Times. But last month he dared people to "google" themselves if ...

Matthews to Skeptical Congressman: 'Are You a Luddite, a Troglodyte?'

MSNBC host belittles California congressman Dana Rohrabacher for not buying into man-caused global warming.

'Today' Leaves Out the Violence of New Tarantino Film

'Inglorious Basterds' emphasizes a blood-spattered trailer, but Curry interview only hints at gore.
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