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Tamara Holder, a former Fox News contributor who last year accused an executive of sexual misconduct, says Fox News founder Rupert Murdoch "ruined my life."

Republicans said their plan would make taxes easy to prepare, and indeed the final bill gets points for some simplification. But the whole story, like the tax code, is more complex.

Homeowners would be able to deduct interest on the first $750,000 of a new mortgage under the final tax bill -- down from the current $1 million threshold.

"Star Wars: The Last Jedi" had a huge opening at the box office this weekend for Disney.

An anti-Robert Mueller, anti-FBI fervor is intensifying among Trump supporters -- partly thanks to a campaign by Fox News and other conservative media sources.

GM's new Marketplace allows drivers to make purchases without even pulling over.

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Don't blink -- or you'll miss another market milestone.

"Saturday Night Live" opened with a Christmas message from Baldwin's President Donald Trump.

Hollywood's Commission on Sexual Harassment and Advancing Equality in the Workplace will be chaired by Anita Hill.

Uber is being sued by Waymo, Alphabet's self-driving car unit that was formerly part of Google. Waymo alleges that Uber stole trade secrets about its self-driving technology.

Parents will get twice as large of a tax credit for each child next year, under a compromise hammered out by the House and Senate Friday ? although other changes to the bill mitigate the impact of that tax break.

The GOP tax bill would repeal the alimony tax deduction, and that will have big implications for divorce proceedings, attorneys tell CNNMoney.

GOP leaders have agreed to save the student loan interest deduction and keep tuition waivers for graduate students tax-free.

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Clooney has partnered with 'Bridge of Spies' writer Matt Charman on the project.

ESPN has responded to recent allegations of sexual harassment against one of their anchors by releasing text messages between those involved.

Currently, teachers can deduct up to $250 for classroom materials from their taxable income. That won't change.

A controversial tax on tuition waivers for graduate students was kept out of the final tax bill.