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The move by Time Warner Inc.’s pay TV channel is more antagonistic than damaging

No format changes at present, merger could mean targeted personal news app from CNN

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Despite wife’s preexisting condition, Rep.-elect Joe Walsh to forgo government health care

FCC commissioners should be aware of the limits of their ability to predict future marketplace developments.

A look at the ‘This Week’ host’s highlights over the past year

Selva, an anchor for ESPNNEWS, pulled words from an Orange County Register column and used them in his own script

Working remotely may be easy and convenient, but a new study says it’s not as effective or beneficial as getting face time at work

We watch, because we’re paid to

For Tim Berry, a top Republican lobbyist for Time Warner, the timing couldn’t have been worse

The video was a lead in for story on an unusual treatment for a man’s digestive disease

Palin’s evasive response to the question, “What do you read?” in her 2008 interview with Katie Couric wasn’t stupid — it was an understandable dodge.

Eagles quarterback Michael Vick will join the Humane Society of the United States in speaking about the horrors of dogfighting with students of two high schools in New Haven, Connecticut

Lisa Murkowski declined to say on Thursday whether she would vote for Sarah Palin over President Barack Obama in 2012 — despite insisting that she remains a Republican

You want tears? You want convulsive sobs, weepy remorse, pleadings for forgiveness? Well, look elsewhere, because Eliot Spitzer isn’t going to give them to you

Poll numbers appear to show what some call a general skepticism and lack of enthusiasm among young voters – a result that may have had a profound impact on midterm election results

Rand Paul, the Republican candidate for Kentucky’s Senate seat, said Tuesday that neither party has earned the trust of voters

CNN anchor Kyra Phillips’ pregnancy with John Roberts could bring big changes at ‘American Morning,’ insiders say

RNC chairman ‘appreciates’ high estimates for the number of seats the GOP may win Tuesday, but that he’s more focused on taking back House majority

Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele is taking steps to run for another two-year term and outlined his plan in a conference call last week to a handful of state GOP official