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Sources say Bloomberg called Clinton and asked her for her feelings on possibly becoming mayor of New York.

Jill Abramson, executive editor of the New York Times, sent a memo asking 30 non-union newsroom managers to accept buyouts.

Brad Pitt's "Killing Them Softly" proved to be a box office disappointment this weekend.

Jeffery Hillman, the homeless man who received a pair of boots from NYPD Officer Larry DePrimo recently spoke in an interview about the celebrated act of generosity.

Debra Winger is making her Broadway debut in David Mamet's new play "The Anarchist."

Robert Thomson, managing editor of the Wall Street Journal, is expected to head News Corp.'s newly created publishing company.

Rep. Edward J. Markey has sent a letter to the FTC urging an investigation into advertisements by energy drinks such as 5-Hour Energy.

The Obama administration, seeing the Syrian conflict tipping against the Assad regime, is reported weighing deeper intervention on the rebel side.

Rep. Tom Cole said the GOP should agree to extend the Bush tax cuts for only households earning below $250,000 to avoid the fiscal cliff.

M23 rebels in the Democratic Republic of the Congo have not left Goma, despite earlier reports from Uganda that they might.

After a breast cancer scare, Oprah Winfrey revealed the problems with "O" magazine.

While Romney was No. 1 on the list, the men’s magazine declined to call him the least influential person of 2012, giving the disclaimer that “all zeros are created equal.”

Marvin Miller, former executive director of the Major League Baseball Players Association, has passed away at the age of 95. Miller led the charge for free agency, changing baseball forever.

Morsi seemed to pull back from his attempt to claim unchecked authority, but the opposition still held a major protest on Tuesday.

Bankrupt Hostess Brands Inc. gained a court OK to wind down operations and fire 15,000 workers, one day before Thanksgiving.

Fiona Apple has canceled tour dates in Brazil and Mexico due to her ailing dog.

The National Parks Conservation Association wants the public to know what will happen to America's parks in January as the fiscal cliff approaches.

Jennifer Lawrence recently spoke to Elle magazine about Hollywood's obsession with thinness, but was not afraid of showing her curves on the "Tonight Show" with Jay Leno.

Employees of the world's largest retail chain are planning Black Friday protests, but will consumers notice, or care?

News Corp.'s Rupert Murdoch caused controversy on Twitter (yet again), when he complained about how the "Jewish-owned" press is covering the Israel-Gaza conflict.

Israel made nearly 200 airstrikes in Gaza early Saturday, the Israeli military said, destroying the prime minister's headquarters.

The Ikea Group has apologized for using forced labor in the former German Democratic Republic to manufacture certain products. The company acknowledged it was aware of the forced-labor conditions and profited from the practice.

The IDF claims more than 500 missiles have hit Israel and has called up 75,000 reservists to prepare for a possible ground attack on Gaza.

An all-star lineup has been announced for a Hurricane Sandy benefit at Madison Square Garden. The lineup includes many acts that have headlined stadiums including Bruce Springsteen, Paul McCartney, Kanye West, Billy Joel and The Who.

Yoselyn Ortega, the nanny charged with murdering two children she cared for, has been indicted by a grand jury.

Living Essentials 5-Hour Energy drinks have been cited in the deaths of 13 people in the past four years, according to reports received by the Food and Drug Administration.

Frederick Humphries had experience foiling terrorists plots and followed his dogged instincts in the Paula Broadwell investigation.

Toyota's massive worldwide recalls to fix minor pumps and steering problems could be a sign automakers are just being more proactive.

The European day of action has seen more protests and violence where the unemployment rate is highest.