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Tea Party Heroines Bachmann and Palin Condemn Jimmy Hoffa

Bachmann, who has sparred with Hoffa before, has referred to him as a “notorious union boss and Obama advisor.

Stock Futures Signal Losses on Wall Street

Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange

Wall Street stock futures pointed to a lower open for equities on Tuesday on renewed fears the euro zone's sovereign debt crisis is worsening, with shares seen tracking a slump in European stocks on Monday when the U.S. market was closed.

European Markets Rocked Monday; Wild Ride Expected for U.S. Markets Tuesday

European stocks got hammered on Monday and the euro tumbled as well, as investors moved into safe assets. Rising fears over Europe's sovereign debt crisis and economic growth concerns in Europe and the U.S. is driving the move away from equities. The yield on the benchmark 10-year German government bond fell to well below two percent -- a new record. The Stoxx Europe 600 index fell 4.1 percent Monday, closing at 223.45.

Golden Globes legal rights battle postponed

The courtroom standoff between Dick Clark Productions and the Hollywood Foreign Press Association isn't ready for its close-up yet.

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An image showing the headquarters of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac

Major U.S. Banks Face Federal Lawsuit Over Mortgages

Some of the nation's largest banks are under threat of a mortgage lawsuit from the federal agency that oversees the mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

Family Sues Police over California Taser Death

The parents of a Southern California man who accuse police of killing their son with a Taser after he honked at a patrol car have sued the sheriff's department and county.

Elvis fans wait to tour Graceland during Elvis Presley's 75th birthday celebration in Memphis

Elvis Estate taps Finance Firm to Sue Arista

Elvis Presley's estate is turning to a litigation-finance firm to sue Arista Music in Germany for unpaid royalties from ringtones, downloads and apps that feature the icon's hit songs.

A woman using a cell phone walks past T-Mobile and Sprint stores

Sprint Calls DOJ’s Move to Block AT&T, T-Mobile Merger a ‘Decisive Victory for Consumers’

Vonya B. McCann,senior vice president of Government Affairs for Sprint, has issued a statement noting that by filing the lawsuit to block AT&T's proposed $39 billion takeover of T-Mobile, the Justice Department has put consumers' interests first.

AT&T Says T-Mobile Merger Will Bring 5,000 Jobs to the U.S.

Although the nation's unemployment rate currently stands at 9.1 percent, the U.S. refused to be swayed by AT&T's offer of job creation, and has moved to block the merger between the telecom giants.

Why Does the Union Support AT&T’s Merger With T-Mobile?

The combination would also cut down the number of big-time players in the sector to just three: AT&T, Verizon (NYSE: VZ), and Sprint Nextel (NYSE: S).

AT&T, T-Mobile Merger: Sprint Applauds DOJ, Refutes Jobs Claims

Sprint is a fan of the DOJ's move to file a lawsuit against the AT&T-T-Mobile merger.

Details of Secret CIA Rendition Program Revealed in Lawsuit

A lawsuit is providing a rare glimpse into a secretive CIA program known as rendition.

Stunt double sues warner claiming brain damage

A stunt double who worked on the set of The Hangover Part 2 is suing Warner Brothers, claiming that he incurred brain damage while filming the comedy -- and no, it wasn't incurred from drinking massive amounts of booze.

TCW rests case against star bond manager Gundlach

Trust Company of the West rested its court case against its former chief investment officer, star bond fund manager Jeffrey Gundlach, in the high-stakes trial that has drawn the attention of the financial services industry.

Federal agency accuses American Samoa of age bias

The government of American Samoa was accused of discriminating against older workers, according to a lawsuit filed on Tuesday by a federal agency.

Pop singer seeking damages for flooding

Sounds like Rihanna could have used an umbrella-ella-ella big enough to cover her entire home.

AT&T Vows to Fight DOJ Lawsuit Blocking Merger With T-Mobile

A general counsel at AT&T said the company will fight an antitrust lawsuit suit the Department of Justice filed on Wednesday. Wayne Watts, who serves as both senior executive vice president and general counsel for AT&T, said the lawsuit from the Justice Department has surprised and disappointed him, especially in light of the fact that the government agency gave no indication that it was planning to take such actions.

Union Criticizes DoJ Suit to Block AT&T/T-Mobile Merger

The CWA cited that the proposed merger could create up to 96,000 “quality” jobs and that blocking the deal would be the wrong policy given the backdrop of a weakening U.S. economy and high joblessness.

U.S. DOJ Files Antitrust Lawsuit to Block AT&T and T-Mobile Merger

The Justice Department said its move is to ensure that competition remains and that everyone to include consumers, businesses and the government continues to get high quality, competitively priced mobile wireless products and services.

U.S. Moves to Block AT&T, T-Mobile Deal

The U.S. government sued to block AT&T's $39 billion deal to buy T-Mobile USA because of anti-competition concerns, launching the biggest challenge to a takeover by the Obama administration.

AT&T T-Mobile Merger: DOJ Says No and Files Antitrust Lawsuit

The government has decided to block the AT&T-T-Mobile merger, citing antitrust issues.

Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Jeff Fitzgerald addresses the State Assembly in the State Capitol in Madison, Wisconsin

Key Republican in Wisconsin Union Fight to run for Senate

Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Jeff Fitzgerald, a key Republican leader in the state's battle earlier this year over the union rights of public workers, plans to run for the Senate being vacated in 2012 by retiring Democrat Herb Kohl, his office said on Tuesday.

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