Need bias statistics in articles.?

Do you mean recently, or at any time? One example I can think of was the whole "DEWEY DEFEATS TRUMAN" mistake, where a newspaper wrongly predicted that Thomas Dewey would beat Harry Truman in the 1948 election, based on a phone survey. Only issue was, not too many people had phones at the time - those who did tended to be wealthier, and hence, as a whole, more likely to support the Republican candidate, so that was an example of selection bias.

DATA ANALYSIS: https://www.createspace.com/4487908

CONTENTS

TOPIC 1 Data and Data Sets (Classifying Data: Categorical, Numerical. Nominal, Ordinal, Interval, Ratio)

TOPIC 2 Displaying Data (Graphs & Charts)

TOPIC 3 Numerical Summaries

 MEAN

 MEDIAN

 MODE

 RANGE

 STANDARD DEVIATION

 VARIANCE

 COEFFICIENT OF VARIATION

TOPIC 4 Relationships between variables

TOPIC 5 Introduction to Probability

TOPIC 6 Probability Distributions

 BINOMIAL

 POISSON

 NORMAL

TOPIC 7 Sampling & Sampling Distributions

TOPIC 8 Interval Estimation (including calculation of sample size) [1-sample]

TOPIC 9 Hypothesis Testing [1-sample]

TOPIC 10 Regression Analysis (Simple Linear)

TOPIC 11 Time-Series and Index Numbers

TOPIC 12 EXAM REVISION

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You have to be kidding me, *Most* of them are bias. Try MSNBC. Their statistic on illegal Immigration claims that the net amount of people entering the country is equivalent to those 'illegally' leaving.

Alright man. Thanks!