bad news

  just as workers face record-high prices for gasoline and food.

And he’s got some bad news for John McCain:

The Tuke Campaign released a poll late yesterday which shows promising results for the former party chairman, as well as a relatively unengaged Democratic electorate here in Tennessee:

An anchorman interacts with the news of the day in a new way:

Usually, I’m detached from much of what I report on our newscasts. If you get too invested, you lose objectivity. Not to mention, it could drive you crazy.

But now the bad news has hit home.

Slate explains a link between the outcome of elections and the success of corporations:

Well, it's a tiny bit of good news in an otherwise overwhelmingly bad news month, but frankly, I didn't notice much difference with any of the folks I work, live or play with...

US consumer spending rises in May

Bad news. One of my favorite places burned today in the Big Sur fire. We
went there 2 years ago.

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New at Newsbusters.org: Bad News Bias: A Tale of Three Economic Surveys

Survey question: If the media had the results of three independent surveys of corporate executives about the economy and two of them were more negative than the third, which one wouldn't get much cove

Ken Whitehouse breaks the bad news:

1.  The speculation is that Chris Matthews will replace Tim Russert on Meet the Press.  No way.  That's like putting racing tires on a farm tractor.  It just won't work.  Matthews is a blow hard at best and an idiot at worst.  Certainly Russert is going to be very difficult to replace.  He had