Networks like CNN had a significant financial stake in portraying the election as neck-and-neck. There's nothing like ginning up viewers and ratings for the bottom line. Economic self-interest. Now that's the sort of cynicism that makes some sense to me.

CNN lit up the top of New York City's Empire State Building Tuesday night as the network started reporting results from the 2012 presidential election...

CNN has long featured technological gadgetry in its programming, but none has been as successful as its "Magic Wall," popularized by John King during ...

CNN is launching a weeklong series that takes an in-depth look at super PACs and the influence of money in the election. The series starts on Tues...

CNN's Wolf Blitzer corrected his colleague Piers Morgan during the network's coverage of the South Carolina primary on Saturday night. Blitzer stopped...

CNN's website experienced a major fail Tuesday night, as the network covered the 2012 Iowa caucuses. A still image from a video of Sarah Palin was...

Two new stars grew out of CNN's coverage of the 2012 Iowa caucuses. CNN's Wolf Blitzer and John King interviewed Edith Pfeffer, the chairwoman of C...

So this is what happens when cable news anchors are on air for hours longer than they originally expected. Results from the Iowa caucuses lasted t...

With two more debates next week, CNN/U.S. president Jon Klein is confident his political team has found the formula for success. "Letting the candidat...