Former ABC News reporter John Stossel, in an interview with The Heritage Foundation, explained why he left ABC and how he arrived at Fox News. (more)
Surveillance video of George Zimmerman arriving at a Sanford, Fla. police station indicates what may be an injury to the back of his head, a Daily Caller analysis shows. (more)
Join The Daily Caller as we live tweet the ABC News Republican Debate in Manchester, New Hampshire. In addition to ABC News, the debate is co-hosted by Yahoo! News and WMUR-TV. The debate airs from 9:00-11:00pm/ET(6:00-8:00pm/PT) from Saint Anselm College. (more)
One of the most frequently debated issues among the contenders for the GOP nomination has been tax policy and how the current tax code should be restructured. (more)
“This Week” anchor Christiane Amanpour isn’t getting along with the bosses at ABC News, and has reached out to the honchos at CNN to return to the network where she started her career. (more)
Congress’ job approval has dropped to tie with the all-time low ever measured, according to a Gallup poll released Wednesday. (more)
An executive from ABC News announced on Good Morning America this Monday that the broadcasting company is entering into an exclusive content-sharing partnership with Yahoo!. (more)
Standard & Poor’s downgraded the U.S. credit rating on Friday night from AAA to AA-plus over concerns about the long term effects of the debt ceiling deal passed by Congress. This marks the first time the country’s credit rating has been anything but unassailable in more than 70 years. (more)
Yesterday, ABC News chief investigative correspondent Brian Ross was reportedly “accosted” in Aiken, S.C. after he attempted to ask GOP presidential hopeful Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann for details about a Daily Caller report that she suffers from “debilitating” migraines. (more)
An ABC News investigative reporter was accosted by presidential candidate Michele Bachmann’s bodyguards after the newsman tried to ask the congresswoman about suffering from migraines, according to a news report. (more)
ABC News is enlisting the help of Elizabeth Smart to report on missing person cases. (more)
ABC News and George Stephanopoulos have a credibility problem with conservatives and Middle America. And it seems to be getting worse. (more)
After leaving the evening news, Katie Couric will try her hand at a daytime audience. (more)
More than four years after leaving office, former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld is arguing the war in Iraq was worthwhile, and says he’s not sorry sorry about the decisions he made there and in Afghanistan, reports ABC News. (more)
After several days of negotiations with CPAC organizers, Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin turned down an invitation to give the keynote speech for this year’s Conservative Political Action Conference. (more)
Pursuing a path of deficit reduction and government reform, President Obama will tonight in his State of the Union address call for a ban on earmarks and he will propose a five year budget freeze on non-security related discretionary spending, ABC News has learned. (more)
Sen. Jeff Sessions struck a defiant tone Monday toward President Obama in advance of the State of the Union address, saying he does not think the president is serious about deficit reduction and that the GOP should fight him the same way that Newt Gingrich fought Bill Clinton in the mid-90′s. (more)
Daniel Hernandez Jr., one of the heroes of the mass shooting in Tucson, Ariz., two weeks ago, tells ABC News that he will be sitting, along with his father, Daniel Hernandez Sr., with Michelle Obama at the State of the Union on Tuesday, which happens to be his 21st birthday. (more)
1.) Obama writes editorial against regulatory excess, can name only one excessive regulation — Overly schoolmarmish regulations have to go, Pres. Obama writes in an op-ed in the morning’s Wall Street Journal. In it, Obama pays lip service to America’s semi-free market system as the source of “dazzling ideas and path-breaking products” and “the greatest force for prosperity the world has ever known.” The op-ed is a curtain-raiser for this afternoon, when Obama will sign an executive order that “requires that federal agencies ensure that regulations protect our safety, health and environment while promoting economic growth,” as well as “a government-wide review of the rules already on the books to remove outdated regulations that stifle job creation and make our economy less competitive.” But do not get your hopes too high: Apparently, the only regulatory excessiveness that Obama could think of was artificial sweetener: “The FDA has long considered saccharin, the artificial sweetener, safe for people to consume. Yet for years, the EPA made companies treat saccharin like other dangerous chemicals. Well, if it goes in your coffee, it is not hazardous waste. The EPA wisely eliminated this rule last month.” Meanwhile, a spox for Rep. Eric Cantor wishes Obama had released this executive order in 2009, when House Republicans proposed it first. (more)
One wouldn’t normally associate heavy snowfall with global warming, but according ABC News, it’s time to consider that causality. (more)























