With overtimes galore, boneheaded fouls, buzzer-beaters, and stunning upsets, the Round of 64 more than lived up to its annual billing. Here are the top 10 takeaways going into the Round of 32, which begins around noon EST on Saturday
In a Friday interview with talk radio host Chris Stigall, former-CBS investigative reporter Sharyl Attkisson explained how the White House can sometimes get questions in advance of the daily briefing. When a reporter asks the White House something, “they will
In a televised report about her visit to the White House, yesterday, a CBS reporter from Arizona insinuated that White House Press Secretary, Jay Carney, receives questions from the press in advance of his daily press briefing. She also noted
Police were called to a Maine man’s home after a tree cutting crew mistook a tattoo of a firearm as a real firearm. Homeowner Michael Smith works during the night and sleeps during they day. When the tree crew got
On Wednesday’s broadcast of “CBS This Morning,” Deputy Commissioner of Intelligence of the NYPD John Miller laid out a report on a domestic al Qaeda terrorist threat to specific U.S. targets that had been detailed in the online version of
The President was in a room full of admirers at a White House concert Thursday night. When he approached the podium to honor the legendary Patti LaBelle and Aretha Franklin, the audience only giggled a little when he bungled the
In an interview with CBS’s “60 Minutes” Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) was unhappy with the lack of regulation of unmanned aerial vehicles which was brought to her attention by a demonstration outside her home, where the senator claimed she faced
A 4.7-magnitude earthquake hit west Los Angeles this morning shortly before 6:30 a.m., waking the city up with a start and rocking vehicles back and forth during the morning commute. No significant damage was reported. A 4.7 magnitude earthquake occurred
Sgt. Stephen Jackel is military veteran who lost both of his legs in Afghanistan, but when he recently took his 14-year-old daughter to Six Flags Fiesta Texas in San Antonio, he did not get a hero’s welcome. As reported by
A model is suing Playboy and a co-host of one of its morning television and radio shows for $500,000 in damages after the host placed a golf ball atop a tee that was between her butt cheeks–and whiffed on his
Two hedge fund TV dramas took big steps forward today, but will they lead to more Gordon Gekko-style corporate bashing? Far-left actor John Cusack is an executive producer on an untitled Wall Street drama for CBS to star David Morse and
Robin Williams returned to television last fall, a by product of too many movie flops and bills. Now, with CBS hemming on a second season of The Crazy Ones, it could mean Williams’ TV reunion will be short-lived. The comedian’s
1. Disney’s ‘Frozen’ Is Not Homosexual Propaganda As I mentioned in this column yesterday, The Hollywood Reporter and Daily Beast have both used an obscure pastor and blog post to trash conservatives in general, and religious Christians specifically, as gay-panicked
(AFP) — Two residential buildings in Manhattan collapsed in an explosion on Wednesday, killing two women and injuring at least 17 other people as a serious fire spewed out thick smoke, officials said.The explosion struck a building at 116th Street
Donald Webb, a disabled Oswego County, NY man, had his ObamaCare insurance denied by a local hospital and was hit with a bill totaling nearly $1,800 according to a a report from Syracuse, NY CBS affiliate WTVH on Monday… (h/t
Earlier today Sharyl Attkisson announced on Twitter that she was leaving CBS News. Early reports suggest the split was “amicable” though Attkisson is said to have wanted to leave because she had grown frustrated with the network’s “liberal bias.” Specifically,
Via her verified Twitter account, CBS investigative news reporter Sharyl Attkisson announced Monday that she has resigned from CBS. — I have resigned from CBS. — Sharyl Attkisson (@SharylAttkisson) March 10, 2014 — Although Politico received no comment from Attkisson
Last week, CBS’s popular law enforcement procedural show NCIS chose what is becoming an increasingly common way to establish that a character is the episode’s bad guy by showing him in photos with Republicans. During the March 4 episode titled,
On CBS’s “Face the Nation” on Sunday, former Vice President Dick Cheney discussed President Barack Obama’s responsibility for the Ukraine crisis… Follow Pam on Twitter @pamkeyNEN
On CBS’s “Face The Nation” on Sunday, former Secretary of State James Baker discussed the crisis in Ukraine and how President Barack Obama has handled the aggression from Russian President Vladimir Putin… Follow Pam on Twitter @pamkeyNEN
If you think the Big Three television networks are providing a fair and balanced presentation of the case for global warming, think again. In the past 1,300 days, CBS and ABC have not shown one scientist skeptical about global warming,
The youth-driven CW is about to show a whole new side of its programming, and it could change the way its young demographic watches broadcast-quality content. The network will show two versions of its period drama Reign this week. The
Martin Brodeur played in his 1,250th NHL game–all with the New Jersey Devils–on Tuesday. It may have been his last night in the net in Newark. The face of the franchise, who hadn’t played in the previous seven games before
8-year-old Myles Eckert was with his mom at the Cracker Barrel when he found a $20 bill in the parking lot. He ran back into the restaurant and gave the twenty to Lt. Col. Frank Dailey, a uniformed solider he
On February 28th Minnesota’s Bureau of Criminal Apprehension reported that concealed carry permits in 2013 nearly doubled compared to the number issued in 2012. According to CBS Minnesota, “60,471 concealed carry permits were issued in 2013, compared to 31,657 issued
