“CNN” on The Daily Caller

First Rick Sanchez and now Roland Martin? (more)

Looks like someone has played a dirty campaign trick on Newt Gingrich. (more)

Rick Santorum, who has essentially lived in Iowa for much of the last year, may finally be taking off in the Hawkeye State. (more)

Reports that Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul stormed out of a CNN interview earlier this week seem to be dramatically over-exaggerated. (more)

LONDON (AP) — CNN celebrity interviewer Piers Morgan was an extremely hands-on tabloid editor who must have known that phone hacking was rife at his paper, a former employee claimed Wednesday. (more)

Since sexual harassment allegations emerged against him last month, Republican presidential contender Herman Cain has seen an erosion of support in polls. In an appearance on CNN’s “State of the Union” on Sunday, the former Godfather’s Pizza CEO conceded that his drop in the polls could be attributed to the allegations and what he views as the false perception that he has been unclear in his policy positions. (more)

The Daily Caller brings you a behind-the-scenes look at the “spin room” for Tuesday night’s CNN foreign policy-focused Republican presidential primary debate in Washington, D.C. (more)

1.) Steered science — As we all know, scientists are mighty, infallible wizards whom we mere mortals may not question. Once “scientific” “consensus” has been reached in a certain area of sorcery — such as, say, global warming — you can just shut up about how your taxes are being spent if you know what’s good for you. (more)

A CNN reporter asked several congressmen on Tuesday why they think Attorney General Eric Holder should resign now instead of waiting for a long-overdue inspector general report on Operation Fast and Furious. (more)

In a classic 2009 video that history may record as the best cable news segment of all time, the owner of a truck dealership defends his decision to give a free AK-47 with each new purchase. When the CNN host presses him to explain why he includes God in the promotion’s “God, guns, guts and American pick-up trucks” slogan, he asks her, “you don’t have a problem with God do ya?” (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)

1.) Another GOP debate already? — Didn’t they just have one? How many is this now, 157? Oh well. TheDC’s Jamie Weinstein reports: (more)

LAS VEGAS, Nevada — Press covering the CNN Western Republican presidential debate in Las Vegas were greeted with a treat in the press filing room: a free Anderson Cooper-shaped bookmark. (more)

Today The Daily Caller reveals a well-kept secret: The women of cable news not only light up our screens in HD, but also sport some pretty fine legs. Though they don’t exactly have the opportunity to show them off like Pam Anderson did in Baywatch, these secret weapons literally (and figuratively) support the important news breaks that are the equivalent of coast-to-coast CPR. (more)

On the day of the CNN/Western Republican Leadership Conference debate in Las Vegas, the Heritage Foundation, American Enterprise Institute and CNN jointly announced Tuesday that they will host a Republican presidential debate focused on foreign policy and national security. (more)

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — CNN has acquired Zite, an iPad service that learns about readers’ tastes and customizes a digital magazine with stories from hundreds of different websites. (more)

If Rick Perry enters the presidential race on Saturday as expected, a CNN/Opinion Research Corporation national poll released Thursday shows he will be Mitt Romney’s strongest Republican primary competitor. (more)

The press box at FIU Stadium just got a little louder. (more)

No one is enjoying the British scandal involving Rupert Murdoch’s media empire more than his American competitors. (more)

CNN announced on Wednesday that it would be dropping former New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer’s show, “In the Arena,” from its fall lineup.  (more)