Deal reached on ground zero health claims

West Virginia beats buzzer to avoid upset bug

Da’Sean Butler took an inbounds pass and banked in a 3-pointer from the head of the key at the buzzer to give No. 7 West Virginia a 54-51 victory over Cincinnati on Thursday night in the quarterfinals of the Big East tournament.

Notre Dame rides defense to knock off Pitt

Luke Harangody came off the bench and hit three key free throws in the final two minutes, helping the Fighting Irish hold off No. 16 Pittsburgh 50-45 in the Big East tournament quarterfinals Thursday night for their season-best sixth straight victory.

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White House, Democrats close in on health bill

House Democratic leaders abandoned a long struggle to appease the most ardent abortion opponents in their ranks, gambling Thursday that they can secure the support for President Barack Obama's sweeping health care legislation with showdown votes looming next week.

Sex jokes smooth out ‘Grey’s’ dating issues

" style="margin:0 5px 5px 0" /">There are a few rules that govern which stories will work and which won't.  The ones cut with comedy almost always work better than the stories that are weepy and serious throughout.

‘Survivor’s’ heroes abandon strategy for loyalty

The Heroes lost yet again, unable to compete physically or mentally with the Villains and keeping their losing streak. Then they did their best to stay losers by keeping someone who can’t walk.

‘Idol’s’ top 12 proves a need for voting lesson

So I’m thinking maybe it’s time people got a refresher course on this whole voting thing: The point of the competition is to vote for the very good singers and send home the ones who aren’t as good.

Lawyers appeal Spector’s murder conviction

Scoop: Simon’s engagement a surprise to many

The “American Idol” judge went from bachelor to betrothed before most people knew he was even dating his fiancée, Mezhgan Hussainy. Just how did this happen?