By Slash Lane Following its initial announcement on sales of the iPad this morning, Verizon has provided more detailed information on the MiFi 2200 rates and data plans it intends to offer customers alongside the Apple tablet when it goes on sale at ...

ARLINGTON, Texas -- The American League representative in the 2010 World Series may ultimately be determined by a player most baseball people have never heard of, a player who not only was injured for most of 2010, but someone who has never played in ...

NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Google's profit soared in the third quarter, defying skeptical investors and analysts who feared that the search giant would never find aa significant new revenue ...

Yahoo Inc., its stock rising on news that potential suitors are exploring deals for the company, is sounding out the seriousness of the interest, people familiar with the matter say.

Steve-O, Johnny Knoxville and Bam Margera 'all got hospitalized at least a couple times.' By Kara Warner (@karawarner) As much fun as it is to watch the "Jackass" guys perform their seemingly never-ending multitude of crazy, unbelievably dangerous ...

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton (2nd left) gestures while meeting with Turkish Foreign and Defense Ministers unseen, Thursday, Oct. 14, 2010 at NATO Headquarters in Brussels.

'The law is a powerful thing, but the law doesn't always change what's in people's hearts,' Obama says of what can be done.

Photo: AP Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Thursday that contacts between the Afghan government and the Taliban are just beginning, and it's unclear if they will bear fruit.

The Boston Red Sox agreed to terms with catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia on a one-year, non-guaranteed contract for the 2011 season, the team announced Thursday.

About one billion of the world's poorest people suffer debilitating chronic infectious diseases such as dengue and leprosy, so companies need to be encouraged to create medicines to treat those afflictions, the World Health Organization says.

This morning on The View, Bill O'Reilly did a wonderful thing. His opinions about the so-called "Ground Zero mosque" pissed off Joy Behar and Whoopi Goldberg to the point where they felt the need to remove themselves from the set and his presence, ...

A suit brought by Florida and 19 other states argues that requiring everyone to buy insurance is unconstitutional. By Noam N. Levey, Tribune Washington Bureau A federal judge in Florida handed opponents of the new healthcare law an early procedural ...

As he fights for his political life in Nevada, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid tells ABC News he wishes he could have done more to help his state recover from the recession.

News Corp. may cut its Fox broadcast signal to Cablevision Systems Corp.'s customers in New York City and Philadelphia at midnight tomorrow if the two companies fail to agree on payment for the channels ...

A nonprofit, nonpartisan news organization providing local coverage of Chicago and the surrounding area for The New York Times. Overseeing Democratic Party election efforts in Illinois, United States Senator Richard J. Durbin examines ...

Bondholders are penalizing Bank of America Corp. the most of any of the largest US financial firms as the investigation into the foreclosure crisis expands.

The US Food and Drug Administration has warned eight companies to stop marketing over-the-counter chelation products they claim will treat everything from autism and Alzheimer's to macular degeneration.

Bruce Willis stars in "Red" as black ops agent Frank Moses, whose top secret file is stamped RED: Retired, Extremely Dangerous.