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RIM debuted its latest BlackBerry smartphone yesterday in a joint press event with AT&T in New York.

Two bombshells from Rick Santorum, former Republican senator from Pennsylvania, on Varney & Co. today!

New examples of government waste are coming to light every day.

A last ditch effort by Senate Democrats to provide $26 billion in aid to the states cleared a major procedural hurdle in the Senate today.

The Republican candidate for governor of California, Meg Whitman, is taking on the unions in her mostly self-funded campaign.

Thursday on “Varney & Co.” former New York Yankees shortstop Bucky Dent sat down to talk Charity and Major League Baseball salaries with host Stuart Varney.

Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, India and several other countries are planning on banning BlackBerry mobile devices.

The Senate cleared the way for a $26 billion bailout package for the states and school districts Thursday.

The fallout from the pay scandal in Bell California continues to spread.

This morning on Varney & Co., Stuart asked Lakshman Achuthan of the Economic Cycle Research Institute when we will get out of this range of above 10% to below 9% unemployment.

Startling revelations are coming in the debate over taxing the rich.

Los Angeles prosecutors are investigating reports of potential voter fraud in Bell, California after many absentee ballots for voters were allegedly filled out by members of the city council.

Research in Motion debuted its latest mobile device, the BlackBerry Torch, this week.

As the jobless recovery continues, a valuable voting block for the Democratic Party may not be as reliable as in the past.

With the Bush tax cuts set to expire at the end of the year, America is staring down the gun barrel of the largest tax increase ever.

Americans are bracing for the largest tax hike in U.S. history on January 1 if Congress does not extend the Bush Administration’s tax cuts.

The ongoing saga of worker furloughs in California continues.

Its official… the World Health Organization has officially declared the swine flu pandemic over.

The salary gap between the public and private sector workforce continues to grow.

According to a study by the University of California-San Francisco, from 1997-2007 emergency room visits have skyrocketed by 23% nationwide.