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Sarah Palin beat Katie Couric in the ratings game Tuesday when the two women hosted competing morning shows. Palin, never one to hold punches, gloried in her dominance over “the ‘perky one.’” (more)

Guess who is returning to morning TV? That’s right, Katie Couric. (more)

Potential presidential candidate Jon Huntsman told George Stephanopoulos on Good Morning America Friday morning, that he would not have intervened in Libya, defended his service in the Obama Administration, and staked out a clear position on a number of domestic policy issues. (more)

Congressman Ron Paul of Texas officially announced his candidacy for president Friday morning on Good Morning America. (more)

Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas) will officially announce his candidacy for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination on Friday in New Hampshire. (more)

Following his Wednesday meltdown at ABC’s “Good Morning America” after Robin Roberts asked about his 2009 assault on Rihanna, Chris Brown trashed his GMA dressing room, smashing a window and leaving shirtless. (more)

Troubled R&B star, Chris Brown stormed off the set of ABC’S “Good Morning America” and angrily smashed a window following his interview with co-host, Robin Roberts this morning. The singer flew into a rage after Roberts asked him about his 2009 assault upon former girlfriend, Rihanna, and the status of his probation. (more)

Lady Gaga’s fashion choices often come without explanations, but the pop star offered a partly-bizarre, partly-innovative reason for her latest wacky outfit on “Good Morning America” Thursday. (more)

Sen. John McCain joined ABC’s “Good Morning America” Thursday to discuss the crisis in Egypt, refusing to critique the administration’s response to the situation. (more)

Republicans took control of the House last fall based on commitments to slash government spending, yet even as they basked in their rise to power Wednesday, they were already under fire for reducing the amount of spending they plan to cut right away. (more)

It was with great fanfare and a measure of controversy that ABC News named Christiane Amanpour to anchor its Sunday morning show “This Week” after George Stephanopoulos moved on to host “Good Morning America.” (more)

Back during the 2008 presidential campaign, the idea of allowing gay marriage was one neither Barack Obama nor Joe Biden was willing to embrace. Biden even specifically said he did not support doing anything on the civil side to change the definition of marriage during the 2008 vice-presidential debate. (more)

Ben Sherwood may have only been president of ABC News for a couple of weeks, but he’s already epically unpopular among his staff, at least according to a new attack video on Sherwood that was allegedly produced by ABC staffers. (more)

The resounding win by the Republicans in November holds the promise of getting some control on spending in Washington. It seems, for the moment, that Congress is focusing on this goal, thanks to its members’ feet being held to the fire by the Tea Party. (more)

On “Good Morning America” Monday, host George Stephanopoulos asked Sen. Charles Schumer how well he thought Barack Obama is working with Congress and what advice he’d give the president. (more)

Here’s Heidi’s forecast: Cloudy with a chance of deception. (more)

WASHINGTON – The Homeland Security Department is proposing to discontinue the color-coded terror alert system that became a symbol of the country’s post-9/11 jitters and the butt of late-night talk show jokes. (more)

Talk radio is abuzz in mockery of a president that “just doesn’t get it.” (more)

House Republicans Thursday reacted strongly against Rep. Michele Bachmann’s decision to run for a top leadership post in the new majority, looking to nip in the bud any chance that she might attract support from the substantially large group of incoming freshman lawmakers. (more)

Christine O’Donnell said she would close the gap in the Delaware Senate race if national Republicans would give her additional support, but that type of help is not going to come, according to NRSC Chairman John Cornyn. (more)