The Daily Caller

Japan’s prime minister is urging the public not to panic after the government boosted the severity level of the crisis at a tsunami-damaged nuclear plant to the highest rating

If the bailout is granted Portugal will become the third EU nation to receive one

Dish Network Corp. said Wednesday that it won the auction for Blockbuster Inc.

The fast food giant plans to hold a hiring spree on April 19

Couric reported to be leaving less than five years after becoming the first woman to solely helm a network TV evening newscast

The number of people in the U.S. seeking benefits dropped by 5,000 to a seasonally adjusted 382,000 in the week ending March 19

The NFL has asked a federal judge to keep its lockout in place, saying there are no legal grounds to stop it

AT&T Inc., the second-largest wireless carrier in the United States, on Sunday said it will buy T-Mobile USA, the fourth-largest for $39 billion

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Japan struggles to contain the spiraling crisis caused by last week’s earthquake and tsunami

Cascading issues with the nuclear power plant worry scientists and politicians

Quake, tsunami leave more than 10,000 estimated dead while nuclear meltdowns threaten

Japan’s central bank vowed to do everything necessary to keep financial markets stable, including pumping cash into the financial system

As AOL transitions into an online media business, the company will layoff 900 workers, but its new partnership with The Huffington Post will remain unaffected

Wisconsin Republicans bypass Dems, pass bill cutting public worker collective bargaining

The legislation, which was approved 95-5, transforms a patent system now operating under a law passed in 1952

NFLPA hires bank to decide whether the league’s offer to reveal more financial information will be enough to satisfy the union’s call for full disclosure

‘I don’t get the sense that there’s anything near-term at all’

Crude prices jumped above $106 a barrel as political unrest continued to shake the world’s key oil producing region

A reprieve, even for one day, provided a touch of optimism in the NFL’s labor dispute with the players’ union