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In Financial Times Interview, Barney Frank Says Business and Government Should 'Help' Each Other

9/4/2007 1:57 PM ET
Democratic House financial services committee chairman pushes for economic 'equity' over freedom and prosperity.

Cooper vs. Condi: NYT Smacks Rice Around

9/4/2007 1:53 PM ET
In an unsympathetic evaluation, reporter Helene Cooper promoted the view that "as national security adviser [Condoleezza Rice] largely served as a rubber stamp for a series of foreign policy ...

More Advocacy for U.S. Muslims from Reporter Neil MacFarquhar

9/4/2007 1:24 PM ET
MacFarquhar quotes Muslim Rep. Keith Ellison decrying "bigoted attacks" from two GOP Representatives - but fails to mention Ellison's comparison of 9-11 to the Reichstag Fire.

"Severe Cutbacks in Funding" During Reagan Years to Blame for Product-Related Deaths?

9/4/2007 12:58 PM ET
A bias toward bureaucracy in Eric Lipton's front-page story: "...the Bush-appointed commissioners voiced few objections as the already tiny agency - now just 420 workers - was pared almost to the ...

'World News' Portrays Businessman as Carbon Abuser

9/4/2007 10:38 AM ET
A behind-the-scenes look at an ABC global warming segment from one of its participants.

ABC News Anchor Admits Media Irresponsibility, Bias on Duke Rape Case

9/4/2007 12:00 AM ET
Chris Cuomo: Be careful what you hear from the media.

CNBC Reporter Reacts Negatively to Bush's Housing Proposal

9/1/2007 7:06 PM ET
Olick's tells viewers it's not enough help from the government.

Cancer Society Veers to the Left: a "Nonpartisan" Tilt?

8/31/2007 4:19 PM ET
New ads pushing government-mandated "access" are not presented as liberal or socialist, but as a sensibly pragmatic solution to reducing the cancer death rate

Networks Ignore Higher Than Expected GDP Growth

8/31/2007 11:03 AM ET
As broadcasts leave out economic growth, The Wall Street Journal spins the 4 percent growth with a negative prediction.

Obama Wants More Regulation, But Experts Beg To Differ

8/31/2007 8:26 AM ET
Candidate wants 'fly-by-night' lenders regulated and fined, but free market economists propose a different solution: let the market work.
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