Verizon confirms it is weighing expansion into Canada

Are reporters lobbing "softball" questions at the Fed chairman? CNBC's Rick Santelli and the Wall Street Journal's Jon Hilsenrath, debate whether the economy continues to need quantitative easing. I'm trying to inform the public about what the Fed ...

James Taranto, resident troll of the Wall Street Journal 's opinion page, is at it again with a piece denouncing efforts to take sexual assault more seriously as a crime in the military—or, as he describes it, "a political campaign against sexual ...

The chief economic correspondent for the Wall Street Journal Jon Hilsenrath and CNBC's outspoken correspondent Rick Santelli just got in a really heated exchange on CNBC moments ago. Hilsenrath is the Washington, D.C-based correspondent for the ...

MOGADISHU, Somalia, June 19 (UPI) -- A soldier in the Somali National Army told The Wall Street Journal gunmen wearing suicide vests detonated a car bomb opening up the outer wall of the compound so the militants could enter. The African Union ...

A column in the Wall Street Journal asks whether you should wave at other joggers or bicyclists as you pass. Matt Lauer and Savannah Guthrie weigh in on the debate. Share This: Fitness TODAY 4 self-defense moves to fight off attackers TODAY ...

The Wall Street Journal's union says buyout chatter began after a senior manager asked all bureau chiefs to inform their staffs that buyouts were available [and] only a few location managers passed that information along to all employees, while ...

News Corp. (NNC), the Wall Street Journal publisher spun off by Rupert Murdoch, fell in its Sydney debut as stock in the billionaire's newspaper assets started trading separately in a split from his entertainment businesses. The Chess depositary ...

Eric Morath of the Wall Street Journal "U.S. health-care costs fell in May for the first time in almost four decades, the latest evidence that government policies and an expansion in generic drugs are constraining prices." Maybe. But I'd like to ...

NCAA president Mark Emmert told the Wall Street Journal's Rachel Bachman this past weekend that he would form a council of 10 athletic directors who would meet regularly with NCAA brass starting in July. The names making up that group of 10 were ...