Domestic spending 'cut' - except for that pesky $8.4 billion in increases.

Author Mark Lynas tells audience the 'Armageddon' scenario featured in his film probably won't happen.

Anchor Robin Roberts lobs softball questions to Democratic presidential hopeful Clinton.

Journalists give their favorite candidates a pass when they play race, religion or gender cards, but jump on the rest.

The LAPD said in a statement Thursday that it used a number of resources in escorting the ambulance transporting Spears to UCLA Medical Center because of previous, overly aggressive actions of some members of the media, and in particular members of the paparazzi, according to CBS News.

'The View' co-host says restaurants, not overeaters, are to blame for obesity.

Bet involves a plane flying around New York City with a 'Today' banner saying 'Giants Rule, Meredith Drools.'

Anchor Dan Harris says following Howard Dayton's Christian financial advice might mean 'radical belt-tightening.'

Liberal magazine's Foer says stance on climate has 'virtues', but he must cope with conservative 'lunatics' in base.

'Street Signs' anchor tells viewers the Labor Department's 'businesses dying estimate' always happens in January.

Article highlights all the reasons to oppose globalization in America.

Gergen appears on CNN following SOTU address to criticize Bush's grasp of the economy and stimulus proposal.

'Mad Money' host Jim Cramer predicts financial stocks will make 'a fortune' and there will be a 'housing shortage a year from now.'

'Today' host acknowledges higher costs of 'green-friendly' products while slamming businesses for 'misleading' claims.