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ByPaul Wilson, Joe and Betty Anderlik Fellow in Culture and MediaIn just a few days, Americans will give thanks for their blessings and celebrate them by stuffing themselves with a bountiful feast....
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ByClay WatersFirst Lady Michelle Obama is not only a fashion leader but a potent political weapon. Mark Landler profiled the First Lady in Dallas for Saturday’s lead National section story, “Helpings...
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NBC: Obesity 'No Longer a Question of Individual Responsibility,' Government...
ByKyle Drennen Touting new recommendations from an Institute of Medicine panel on obesity on Tuesday's NBC Nightly News, science correspondent Robert Bazell proclaimed to viewers: "...a sea change in...
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View ArticleNBC: Despite Overturned NYC Soda Ban, Bloomberg's 'Fight to Make New Yorkers...
ByKyle Drennen Introducing a report on Monday's NBC Nightly News about a New York City ban on large sugary drinks being overturned by a New York State Supreme Court judge, anchor Brian Williams touted...
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View ArticleTop 10 Lefty and Media Attacks on Business of 2014
From attempts to shut down shopping on Black Friday, to schemes to end the U.S. coal industry, liberals and the media showed their true anti-capitalist colors this year. ByJulia A. SeymourAlthough...
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CBS Food Police Go After 'Cereal Offenders,' Fret Over Cartoon Characters...
ByKyle DrennenOn Tuesday's CBS Early Show, contributor Taryn Winter Brill touted a new University of Pennsylvania study on the influence of breakfast cereal cartoon characters on children: "Previous...
View ArticleNBC 'Today' Panelists Literally Applaud 'Fat Tax' on Food
ByKyle DrennenAs co-host Matt Lauer reported Denmark implementing a "fat tax" on certain foods during the "Today's Professionals" panel on Tuesday's NBC Today, advertising executive Donny Deutsch and...
View ArticleThis Thanksgiving, Media Still Stuffed with Food Police Message
ByPaul WilsonIn just a few days, Americans will give thanks for their blessings and celebrate them by stuffing themselves with a bountiful feast. Despite this beloved tradition, many in the news media...
View ArticleMichelle Obama Not Just Fashion Star But "Potent" Political Weapon Who...
ByClay WatersFirst Lady Michelle Obama is not only a fashion leader but a potent political weapon. Mark Landler profiled the First Lady in Dallas for Saturday’s lead National section story, “Helpings...
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NBC: Obesity 'No Longer a Question of Individual Responsibility,' Government...
ByKyle Drennen Touting new recommendations from an Institute of Medicine panel on obesity on Tuesday's NBC Nightly News, science correspondent Robert Bazell proclaimed to viewers: "...a sea change in...
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