AFTER a lifetime of guarding her privacy, Chelsea Clinton made her debut as a reporter on US national television with a feature about a non-profit organisation dedicated to poor children in Arkansas.

TWO presidents and four television news anchors turned out to bid iconic US TV host Larry King farewell as he pulled the curtain down on his CNN talk show after 25 years.

Two presidents and four television news anchors turned out to bid iconic US TV host Larry King farewell as he pulled the curtain down on his CNN talk show after 25 years.

A GLOBAL mass-population screening programme could rid the world of the scourge of Aids within 40 years, it was claimed.

At the end of only his second full week in office, US President Barack Obama’s administration ran up against Washington’s unforgiving politics, as two key government nominees withdrew under a cloud of tax problems.

The decision by American networks to send senior journalists to cover US presidential candidate Barack Obama's overseas tour has fuelled accusations of media bias in favour of the Democratic nominee-in-waiting.

The White House has called on NBC News to set the record straight on “deceitful” editing of an interview with President George Bush, in which a correspondent asks whether comments about the president of Iran were directed at Barack Obama.

Film star Michael Douglas has a new role on American TV five nights a week.

FORMER Ireland lock Trevor Brennan will appear before an independent disciplinary committee today accused of lashing out at an Ulster fan during a Heineken Cup clash.

A 52-year-old diver mauled by a great white shark today fought it off by hitting it with a spear gun near a beach in the Western Australia state capital, Perth, police said.

Time magazine’s 2005 Person of the Year may not be a person after all.

OPRAH WINFREY — talk show host, actress and magazine editor — has a new title to add to her CV: one of the world’s most fashionable women.