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The CBC is warning the federal government that its efforts to control salary negotiations at the Crown agency could be at odds with the Broadcasting Act and the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, leading to litigation.

Tonight on CBS CRIMINAL MINDS returns with the season eight finale double episode called, "Brothers Hotchner; The Replicator." On tonight's finale The Replicator zeroes in on the BAU when the killer targets one of the team as the next victim.

News about Seattle City Hall, Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn, Washington Governor Jay Inslee, Seattle and King County government and more As he launches his run for Mayor of New York, former Rep.

News 4's Shiba Russell talks to a former resident of East Flatbush about what he and his family experienced during Monday's tornado.

Leslie Moonves, who was paid $60 million, is the highest-paid CEO of S&P 500 companies with chief executives who have served at least two full years.

Saying the Obama administration "has gone overboard in its zeal to find and muzzle insiders," the New York Times editorial board on Wednesday added its voice to the growing chorus of media outlets, journalists, and First Amendment advocates who say the White House is engaged in an assault on press freedom and investigative journalism itself.

Universal Music Publishing Group signs the season 12 top-three finalist, who recently released her first single, "You Set Me Free" -- a song she wrote.

"Tru$t U$," read the sign behind the bar of the Roseland Ballroom last Thursday night, as a couple hundred reporters, ad sales reps, financial backers and celebrities crammed into the performance space to see the Adult Swim upfronts.

By Staff Writer - Parksville Qualicum Beach News Published: May 21, 2013 10:00 AM Updated: May 21, 2013 10:44 AM He created the legendary Baderbrau beer through countless tasting during tours in Europe.

Lois Lerner, the director of the IRS division that singled out conservative groups, is expected to invoke the Fifth Amendment Wednesday when she appears before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, Fox News has learned.

Cox Enterprises, in partnership with The James M. Cox Foundation, announced $1 million in support to assist the relief and recovery efforts of the communities affected by the recent tornadoes in Oklahoma.

Here's another thread to keep up on events in Moore, Oklahoma, with some sad news from the Associated Press: This is the LGF Pages posting bookmarklet.

Flash Flood Watch expires at 7:00 PM on 5/21, issued at 9:29 AM Kiamichi Christian Mission, OK The state medical examiner's office has revised the death toll from a tornado in an Oklahoma City suburb to 24 people, including nine children.

A three-dimensional display of Denali shows the number of climbers and the routes taken over the years as work continues on the installation of the special exhibit "Denali Legacy: 100 Years on the Mountain" at the University of Alaska Museum of the North Thursday morning, May 16, 2013.

Tornados ripping across Oklahoma left 91 dead, including 20 children, and the death toll could rise yet again, weather forecasters say.

The TMZ tour bus ventures out in Manhattan with site founder Harvey Levin, above with Georgette Blau of On Location Tours.

Wall Street touched fresh records earlier in the day before giving up gains as investors await clues from the US Federal Reserve on its plans for maintaining stimulus measures.

VH1's The Gossip Game follows seven urban media professionals, as they navigate their way through the New York entertainment industry.

Joining fellow honorees Lorne Michaels and Louis C.K. at the New York event, the "Good Morning America" host tells THR about the ABC News segment that chronicled her bone marrow transplant: "I don't regret it at all.

When future generations look back at the 2012-13 TV season, they'll most likely wax nostalgic about survivalists whacking zombies, ad executives drinking away their sorrows and a spoiled young woman in New York who's into topless table tennis.