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Wash. Post, NY Times Portray Wal-Mart Court Win as 'Setback'

7/20/2006 4:21 PM ET

Both papers downplayed nationwide union-led efforts to tax large and small businesses more.

7/19/2006 5:56 PM ET

Justice Strategies director once attacked the 'vengeful penal philosophy' of U.S. prisons.

7/19/2006 3:39 PM ET

Warnings of $4/gallon gas abound from oil traders on network news, while Congressional moves toward domestic oil go largely unnoticed.

7/19/2006 1:28 PM ET

Washington Post reporter complains about supermarkets, citing a critic who thinks Americans spend too little and eat too much.

7/18/2006 4:38 PM ET

Reporter Freudenheim downplays taxpayer pain in paying for the nearly $700-billion program.

7/17/2006 5:45 PM ET

The debate remains, despite magazine's incorrect claim that even Fox News won't challenge movie.

7/17/2006 2:23 PM ET

Reporter Blackstone excludes scientists who are skeptical of new study forecasting doom for Napa Valley.

7/17/2006 1:51 PM ET

Survey commissioned by the paper found more positive views of economy when respondents saw stories on job creation.

7/14/2006 3:40 PM ET

Reporters finally give geopolitical factors strong place influencing price; but adjusted for inflation, oil is still $10 below 1981 peak.

7/13/2006 5:17 PM ET

'Breakthroughs' and 'promising new treatments' now treated like high-risk drugs.