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In 2008, Rick Santorum said "Satan has set his sights" on the United States. Now, he says the comment is "not relevant" to the race.

Analysts debate whether Rick Santorum can beat Mitt Romney. Polls show Santorum is catching up to Romney even on his home turf.

T-Mobile wants to stop an agreement that could give Verizon more wireless spectrum.

President Obama proposed a cut that would reduce the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 28 percent.

Wednesday night's debate in Mesa, Arizona has the media talking about who Republicans will choose for their candidate.

Singer Adele gave the middle finger to the Brit Awards' producers for cutting her off during the show Tuesday evening.

The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments in October to determine whether race should be a factor in the college admissions process.

American war reporter Marie Colvin and French photographer Remi Ochlik were killed when forces shelled a media center in Homs.

Tablet magazine The Daily reports Microsoft Office will soon show up on the iPad. Microsoft denies the rumors.

Microsoft's latest attack ad highlights the differences between Google Docs software and Microsoft Office.

China Telecom Corp. will become China's second wireless carrier to offer Apple's iPhone 4S.

The team revived an extinct plant that a squirrel buried 32,000 years ago.

The 2012 presidential candidates and PACs released their January fundraising numbers Monday, and the difference is striking for Super PACs.

Country band Sugarland has responded to a civil suit concerning last summer's stage collapse at the Indiana State Fair.