Savannah Guthrie asks Sen. Mitch McConnell about a potential tax cuts compromise, the senator points out that the argument is over tax increases not tax cuts.
CNN's "American Morning" reacted optimistically to the Sept. 3, 2010 release of unemployment data. Kiran Chetry found a "bright spot" with the private job gains and two guests were even more upbeat.
Katie Couric gave credit to President Obama in the form of a dig at George W. Bush in an Aug. 4, 2010, oil spill story.
CNN host Fareed Zakaria used the unusual weather to set up a panel discussion about global warming. He included Cato Institute's Pat Michaels, but challenged him to accept the idea of a carbon tax.
NBC "Nightly News" highlighted the children's program Dora the Explorer on Aug. 14, 2010. It was the tenth anniversary of the show, but the news program ignored the 75th anniversary of Social Security the same day.
MSNBC host claims GOP leader wants to raise retirement age to pay for tax cuts, ignores problems with future insolvency of Social Security.
CNN's Kyra Phillips inaccurately reported the number of job losses in July 2010 on Aug. 6, 2010. She claimed that only 60,000 people had lost their jobs in the previous month, but the correct number was 131,000.
Cynthia Tucker told "This Week" viewers July 4, 2010 that it is "absolutely crazy" the Senate hadn't passed the extension of unemployment benefits yet.
Media critic Howard Kurtz complained about the "scant" coverage of the Muir Russell report - an official commission that claimed to have vindicated a group of scientists who had been accused of manipulating temperature data.
Liberal news network MSNBC unsurprisingly promoted the scary claims that without government stimulus the U.S. would enter a "Third Depression" as Paul Krugman claimed. June 28, 2010