Just the idea that a show could announce, in all sincerity, "Who can turn the world on with her smile?" while its star twirled and beamed at the audience, and then week after week make that statement unchallengeable, speaks to how thoroughly magical a presence Mary Tyler Moore was on television in the 1960's and 70's.
Donald Trump's fascination with TV ratings as proof of his popularity -- and his willingness to exaggerate them in self-serving and wholly inaccurate ways -- is nothing new.
San Francisco bar Folsom Street Foundry typically serves cocktails and hosts social events well into the night. But before the sun came up on Wednesday morning, it held a dance party with a high-tech twist.
Donald Trump's pick to head the Department of Labor, fast-food executive Andrew Puzder, said in a radio interview after the 2012 election that result showed that many people think they are "entitled to free stuff."
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation just wrote a $279 million check to a University of Washington project that tracks health and cause-of-death data around the world.
American Airlines says it dropping seat-back screens from its in-flight entertainment on its 100 new Boeing 737 Max jets because most passengers carry their own screens.
Harvard University is overhauling the way it manages its $35 billion-plus endowment -- including cutting more than 100 money managers from its payroll.
When Trump pledges immigration reform, he's largely talking about building a wall and deporting illegal immigrants. But in Congress, there are numerous proposals to reform the H-1B visa -- the incredibly popular visa for high-skilled foreigners.