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BusinessWeek Editor Calls $34 Billion for Autos a 'Rounding Error'

12/8/2008 6:02 PM ET
Jim Ellis promotes Big Three bailout on CNN's "Your $$$$$," says people need to start borrowing, spending again.

Krugman Touts His Influence as a NYT Columnist on Obama Policy Decisions

12/8/2008 5:56 PM ET
Nobel Prize-winning journalist admits he's enjoying opining more about the financial crisis than bashing Bush.

Times Readers Revolt Against "Plantation-Style" Photos in Surrogacy Article

12/8/2008 3:50 PM ET
Readers didn't appreciate the rich woman/poor servant feel of Times' reporter Alex Kuczynski's article on hiring a surrogate to bear her child.

New TNT Drama Pits 'Robin Hoods' Against 'Capitalist Victimizers'

12/8/2008 2:18 PM ET
'Leverage' attacks insurance and aerospace companies in series premiere.

Liberal Snob Egan Angry at "No Good" Joe the Plumber's Book Deal

12/8/2008 1:56 PM ET
Timothy Egan: "Joe, a k a Samuel J. Wurzelbacher, was no good as a citizen, having failed to pay his full share of taxes, no good as a plumber, not being fully credentialed, and not even any good ...

Vieira Balks on Union Role in Auto Crisis

12/8/2008 1:00 PM ET
'Today' host ignores opportunity to highlight labor contracts' part in hurting carmakers in interview with UAW president.

Race-Obsessed Nossiter Emphasizes White Turnout in Corrupt Dem's Defeat

12/8/2008 11:38 AM ET
Rep. William "Cold Cash" Jefferson of Louisiana was upset by Republican Anh Cao. But Adam Nossiter found no historic impact in the election of the first Vietnamese-American to Congress, only ...

NY Times Columnist Acknowledges Media Feed Economy Fear

12/8/2008 11:36 AM ET
Writer blames digital age, 24-hour news cycle for spreading worry further, faster.

Not Green -- GM Car Shipped to Washington for PR Stunt

12/5/2008 6:17 PM ET
Rick Wagoner arrives to make bailout plea in Chevy Volt, but really took Chevy Malibu hybrid from Detroit to Washington.

Frank Adds Media to List of Parties Responsible for Automaker Woes

12/5/2008 4:20 PM ET
House Financial Services Committee chairman assigns blame to auto companies, politicians, unions and the media.
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