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What the Kennedy Center Honors lacked in presidential pomp and circumstance, it made up for with surprise and star power on Sunday night.

Facebook said it will create 800 new high-tech jobs in London, building its biggest engineering hub outside the U.S.

The Senate tax bill, which passed Saturday, includes a provision that will allowing more oil drilling on Alaska's coastline.

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Australia's competition regulator will examine the internet companies' impact on the media and advertising industries.

Billy Bush decided to speak out after reports suggested that President Trump has been casting doubt on the authenticity of the so-called "Access Hollywood" tape.

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There are two open spots on morning television after Matt Lauer and Charlie were fired for harassment. This week at least, both will be replaced by women hosts.

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California's Obamacare exchange is wielding a monster marketing budget aimed at persuading residents to sign up for health plans during open enrollment. That contrasts starkly with the advertising budget for the federal exchange, healthcare.gov, which has been slashed significantly.

President Trump said people who lost money after ABC News' erroneous report about Michael Flynn could sue ABC News. But legal experts say that argument has little weight.

Nobel winners and business tycoons are lining up to criticize bitcoin.

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The founders of Harry's wanted to make it easier for customers to purchase quality razors for less.

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Gretchen Carlson took aim at former Fox News colleague Greta Van Susteren, slamming Van Susteren for not initially believing the sexual harassment allegations she made against the late Fox News chief Roger Ailes.

ABC News has suspended high-profile investigative reporter Brian Ross without pay after he was forced to correct a bombshell report about Michael Flynn that he delivered Friday morning.

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A judge ruled on Friday that the Department of Homeland Security violated proper procedures when it delayed the start of the International Entrepreneur Rule just days before it was slated to go into effect in July 2017.