The Myanmar government banned Google and Gmail from the region in the summer of 2006. Despite that, Google went ahead and donated $1 million to help the victims of Cyclone Nargis.

The polls closed 75 minutes ago and the count is nearly complete, today was municipal election day in the province of New Brunswick.

Hillary Clinton has vowed to stay in the race for the Democratic nomination until the last primaries and on into the Convention, hoping to convince the party she should be the choice to run for the November general election. What do the polls say?

While Senator Hillary Clinton of New York refuses to drop out of the Democratic race, her campaign is in a financial world of hurt.

In an interesting development in the state of the US presidential race, it may seem that the Republicans may lose a very crucial voting bloc.

Hillary Clinton does not have the delegate lead that Barack Obama enjoys. Clinton's goal at this point is to convince superdelegates that Obama cannot win in November's general election against John McCain. WV and Kentucky will give her argument validity.

The major expansion of the GI Bill may likely be an upcoming topic in the US presidential race as it is being pushed by House Democrats.

Here's a swift slap on the peepee for Smilin' Stevie Harper &The Corruptibles. From the UN, no less. Seems the guys at the controls have been too busy pointing thumbs at other folk to keep up with Canada's CO2 monitoring responsibilities.

We have ALL heard that "out of my conservative principles, I cannot support McCain". We have ALL heard that "perhaps we need 4 or 8 years of a Hillary or Obama to teach the GOP a lesson". At one point I, too, thought and felt the same way.

Top of the Ticket reports that Ron Paul forces have been quietly, under the radar, plotting a public revolt against John McCain for the national convention in St. Paul which will be in September.