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The United States has been on a three-decade binge of unreality, imbibing delusions that began with Ronald Reagan and have continued through the Tea Party. The challenge now is for rational Americans to show they have th...

We anticipate UNH will continue to see high single-digit revenue growth on the back of new customers, mainly from government funded Medicare and Medicaid coverage plans.

New models, plus growth in the U.S. and China, will offset contraction in Europe, but profits should improve worldwide.

Everyone wants to be more productive, creative, and successful, right? Time management expert Julie Morgenstern says that the secret to all of those things is learning how to focus.

Considering the growing popularity of smartphones and tablets, we expect mobile devices to account for a higher proportion of DRAM sales in the future and estimate the rapid growth in mobile devices to accelerate DRAM sh...

The Westboro Baptist Church has secured a permit to protest the second inauguration of President Barack Obama. A press release issued by the Westboro Baptist Church on Saturday revealed the group's plans to protest Obama...

The House took a major step Tuesday toward approving more emergency funding for Hurricane Sandy by passing a first portion of that money, $17 billion.

A couple's proposal to demolish their 1925 house has abruptly set in motion a campaign by preservationists to better protect the city's historic homes.

Divorce is stressful, from divvying up the assets to determining custody arrangements and untangling previously tangled lives. But sometimes the best way to live a stress-free life during and after divorce is to simply l...

Season 12 of "American Idol" will debut with a two-night premiere this Wednesday and Thursday on Fox, but in addition to introducing new judges, another major change has been made involving the contestants. "In addition ...

Viewers got to see more of the "Mother" this week on "How I Met Your Mother." It was the aftermath of Robin and Barney's engagement, and that meant a visit from Robin's terrifying father, played by Ray Wise, and it also ...

A new ad from Coke claims the company is part of the obesity solution, not the problem. The two-minute commercial is set to air on national cable news starting Monday.

From the unconventional and awe-inspiring to the hilarious and heartwarming, here's a look at some of the most interesting photos, videos and stories that have our newsroom talking today. What's capturing your attention,...

A reputed Mafia captain claims missing Teamsters boss Jimmy Hoffa is buried in a shallow grave in the Detroit suburb of Rochester.

Shortly after 10 am PT tomorrow, we will know what the fuss is (or isn't) about. The question for tomorrow, and really for Facebook's future, is what is the benefit to users to see the world and speak to the world throug...

Lance Armstrong said in a TV interview set to air Thursday that he was planning to testify against several powerful people in cycling who knew about his doping and possibly facilitated it.

The year 2012 was the among the ten warmest the world has experienced since records began in 1880.

"Happy Endings" and "Don't Trust The B" have been bumped from ABC's Sunday night schedule, just weeks after they were put on it, The Wrap reports. A repeat of "Shark Tank" will replace the shows in the 10 p.m. hour, whic...

A new online dating app cuts to the chase by setting you up with random strangers. ->

An inquest jury hears about the frantic efforts to save two women and their young children from a devastating blaze.

Staff at a Jessops store in Warrington put their photographs in the shop window in an attempt to find new jobs.

While cutting orders may mean that Apple is starting to see competitive pressures on iPhone demand, it is not necessarily the only reason why Apple may have wanted to slow the production.