When TV "investigative journalism" is done well, the public becomes educated, important issues receive attention... and someone wins an Emmy award. When it's done poorly, it seems, the story could end up on ABC's weekly news program, 20/20.
ABC News moved swiftly to replace the departing "20/20" anchor Chris Cuomo, naming "ABC World News" weekend anchor David Muir as his replacement on Tu...
Two ABC News producers were sent to the beachside community of Breezy Point, Queens on Monday to cover residents who decided to stay put despite manda...
There's a reason that comedy is making a comeback on television in recent seasons, and it was made very clear when People magazine partnered with ABC ...
John Edwards' former mistress Rielle Hunter said she was "surprised" when she learned she was pregnant. The former Democratic presidential hopeful, ac...
Over the past thirteen seasons, judges Len Goodman, Carrie Ann Inaba and Bruno Tonioli have seen a lot of celebrity contestants come and go on "Dancin...
Clearly riding on the coattails of the success its found with the soapy drama "Revenge," ABC News is filling that slot for two weeks with their own tr...
I do not begrudge Gabby Giffords or Bob Woodruff their access to first class healthcare. I just wish that we as a nation could figure out a way to share healthcare a little better.
It's comforting to think that everyone on dating sites is just as earnest as you are: looking for love and hoping to find a soul mate. Sadly, even the online dating world has scammers.
If Sheen truly wants his kids back, a genuine display of humility and remorse as well as a true commitment to getting his life under control could go a long way.
Faced with Sheen's self-destructive and strange behavior, should the media back off from this story, or are journalists, with captivated audiences in mind, providing an appropriate response?
I'm still digging into the slag heap that was the "USA Pavilion" at the World Expo: a completely private, law-evading, tax-exempt gift to wealthy corporations posing as a public institution.