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John Yates led the 2006 investigation into phone hacking
The former British prime minister is not happy about the revelation that his phone was hacked
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Eric Schmidt's telling other moguls in Sun Valley that the search giant's not worried
An executive is alleged to have deleted "millions of emails"
The general and sort of obvious consensus is that we're back-tracking
Everybody's involved in the phone-hacking scandal, but nobody's to blame
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James Murdoch offers a boilerplate explanation. Journalist offers speculation
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A federal appeals court ordered the military's ban on openly gay soldiers to be lifted
The new IMF chief spoke to reporters for the first time Wednesday, stressing diversity
Twitter's first town hall is happening now at the White House
The former New York governor's "In the Arena" is no more
But is it enough to beat Google, Amazon and Apple?
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Terrifying, but amazing to watch
The shooting suspect will stop receiving medication after only a few days of treatment
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The rating agency cites a "growing risk" the nation will need a second bailout
The jury found 25-year-old mother guilty of lying to law enforcement officers
DSK says he will now file slander charges against Banon
American Airlines pulled their ads in response to the sex-trafficking debate
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The tabloid calls Dominique Strauss-Kahn's accuser a hooker in their latest headlines
Panetta and Petraeus were easily confirmed. But there's a budget debate a-brewing
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A series of letters from disgruntled RIM employees paint a grim portrait of the company
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The Treasury Secretary may or may not step down, but speculation has started
An opinion roundtable show called "The Five" will fill Beck's 5 p.m. time slot
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The FTC is asking questions about Twitter's relationship with third party apps
The Department of Justice is extending its probe into the CIA's post-9/11 activities
At one point, the Fox News mastermind was even picking out the president's ties
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