U.S. budget gap widens, tops $1 trillion for third year
The U.S. budget gap widened slightly in fiscal 2011, staying above $1 trillion for a third straight year and providing fodder for a political battle over taxes and spending ahead of next year's presidential election.
Google jumps as investors cheer mobile growth
Google Inc's free Android smartphone software, already a big hit with consumers, is starting to win the hearts of investors.
'The Walking Dead' Season 2 Premieres
A scene in The Walking Dead second season premiere sets a new standard for squirm-inducing TV.
Obama sends US military advisers to Uganda
President Barack Obama said on Friday he was sending about 100 U.S. military advisers to Uganda to support central African allies pursuing Joseph Kony, leader of the Lord's Resistance Army, and other rebel commanders.
Sprint says iPhone sales beat expectations
Sprint Nextel said on Friday that sales of Apple Inc iPhones surpassed its expectations and that iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S broke the device family one-day sales record for the No. 3 U.S. mobile service.
Dallas star Hagman reprises role in spite of cancer
Dallas star Larry Hagman is battling cancer, but will still take part in TNT's reboot of the series, he announced Friday.
'Footloose' Seeks $20M+ From Its First Dance
The box office is set to party like it's the early-1980s this weekend, with two titles based on three-decade-old properties going wide.
Rick Ross Recovering After Seizure on Plane
Rapper Rick Ross suffered a seizure on a plane serious enough to force the pilot to land so Ross could receive CPR, TMZ reports -- but colleagues of the rapper said on Twitter Friday that he was fine.
Frozen tuna recalled over decomposition, histamine
Osamu Corp is recalling up to 1,800 cases of frozen ground tuna because of histamine that has sickened three people who ate tainted sushi, the Gardena, California, company said.
Dyan Cannon book recounts life with Cary Grant
It was a fairy tale romance that turned in to a stormy marriage, and now Dyan Cannon has chronicled her relationship with Hollywood legend Cary Grant in her new book, Dear Cary: My Life with Cary Grant.
Mini-Madoff gets 25 years for $400 million Ponzi fraud
A Long Island man was sentenced to 25 years in prison Friday after admitting to stealing more than $195 million from thousands of investors in the course of a five-year, $400-million Ponzi scheme.
Fox wins nightly TV ratings behind X-Factor
ABC's suffering Charlie's Angels revamp received a glimmer of hope Thursday night, while NBC's new offerings Whitney and Prime Suspect suffered double-digit dips and CBS's The Big Bang Theory maintained its dominance, according to preliminary viewership numbers.
FX announces latest shows in development
Rock stars and Russian spies -- such are the projects in the works at FX.
TV's Dead comes alive for season two premiere
A scene in The Walking Dead second season premiere sets a new standard for squirm-inducing TV.
Lindsay Lohan's probation service changed after missed visits
Actress Lindsay Lohan has switched her court-ordered community service program after missing sessions at a Los Angeles women's shelter, officials said on Friday, raising questions about her responsibility.
Apple's iPhone luring people to ditch rival phones
Apple Inc's latest iPhone looks set to become its bestselling device ever, and one reason appears to be disenchantment with rival smartphones.
Lindsay Lohan's Rep Says 'There Are More Important Issues' Than Her Teeth
Actress Lindsay Lohan, recently terminated from a community service program due to rule violations, has a number of issues on her plate besides her rumored dental problem as result of her known smoking habit.
U.S. budget gap widens; above $1 trillion for third year
The U.S. budget gap widened slightly in fiscal 2011, staying above $1 trillion for a third straight year and providing fodder for a political battle over taxes and spending ahead of next year's presidential election.
Analysis: BlackBerry outage may accelerate corporate defections
John Stuart has been chained to his BlackBerry for years, first as a systems manager for Wall Street bank Morgan Stanley and then as chief information officer for Beverly Hills Wealth Management.
Walmart to close Marketside stores next week
Wal-Mart Stores Inc will shut its four Marketside stores next week, abandoning the concept after three years as it works on opening other small shops.
Analysis: Will diaper case help Samsung in battle with Apple?
A key battle in the smartphone patent wars may come down to underpants for toddlers. Well, at least, a case involving underpants for toddlers.
Exclusive: SEC warns staff their stocks data was exposed
The Securities and Exchange Commission is warning staffers that their personal brokerage account information may have been compromised, after it uncovered security flaws with an ethics compliance program.
Wall Street posts first two-week surge since July
Stocks scored their first back-to-back weekly gains since early July on Friday, on strong Google earnings and as investors kept riding waves of optimism for a solution to the euro-zone debt crisis.
iWill: Britons leaving heirs digital inheritance
Britons are now including internet passwords in wills to ensure their online music, photographs, videos and other digital data are not lost when they die, a British study showed.
America’s Scariest Haunted Houses
Are you ready for the fright of your life? Check out the most terrifying Haunted Houses in America ... if you dare!
Ron Paul Airs Anti-Abortion Campaign Ad in Iowa
Ron Paul is airing an anti-abortion ad in Iowa in the hopes of courting social conservatives ahead of the first caucus in the nation.
Budget gap widens; above $1 trillion for third year
The budget gap widened slightly in fiscal 2011, staying above $1 trillion for a third straight year and providing fodder for a political battle over taxes and spending ahead of next year's presidential election.
Rapper Rick Ross '100 Percent OK' After Having Seizure on Plane
Rapper Rick Ross suffered a seizure and became unconscious for an unclear amount of time on a plane Friday, forcing the pilot to make an emergency landing so that Ross could receive CPR, TMZ reports.
Investors to manufacturers: what about next year?
Forget about where you've been. Tell us where you're going.
Wall St posts first two-week surge since July
Stocks scored their first back-to-back weekly gains since early July on Friday, on strong Google earnings and as investors kept riding waves of optimism for a solution to the euro-zone debt crisis.