The Daily Caller

New Hampshire and other states look to determine Facebook ownership after death

Search for new board members intensified after Thompson was appointed

Wednesday’s announcement signals that Yahoo is not looking to sell the entire company

Fourth one in less than five years for the struggling Internet company

Following Yahoo! CEO’s ouster, merger may be in the works

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

Facebook got more hits than Google in 2010, putting it in first place as the most visited website of the year

The inside story of how the RNC used a software algorithm to pick the phrase that helped topple the minority leader: “Fire Nancy Pelosi.”

The US needs to attract 100 million new immigrants over the next 20 years in order to stay economically competitive.

We watch, because we’re paid to

If the federal government were run like a tech company, we’d all be better off.

Silicon Valley’s tech moguls are sitting on the sidelines while the Golden State self-destructs.

There are still a few questions to address as the hours and minutes tick down to first pitch tonight featuring the Phillies vs the Giants

The president and the former secretary of state chat about foreign policy issues

The Fed chair points to high unemployment and low inflation as the reason why help is needed, yet gave no specific details

Historians find iconic blue jeans featured in 17th century art

Anti-terrorism police, on high alert during a visit by Pope Benedict to the British capital, arrested six men on Friday on suspicion of preparing an attack

Facebook continues to siphon some employees from Google despite extravagant offers to stay

Iraqi sentiment mixed on U.S. military withdrawal; some cheer American exit while others fear Shi’ite oppression

He recently shared with me his philosophy on health, which is not endorsed by the AMA. The only time the AMA endorses anything is when called to the White House and threatened