Campaign News

Grammy-nominated rock and folk singer-songwriter Peter Himmelman launched his first Kickstarter campaign to support his upcoming album "The Boat That Carries Us."

Only a tiny amount of the money made from breast cancer-themed football merchandise, sold at NFL games, actually supports efforts to combat the disease.

A ground-breaking advert, featuring comedienne and actress Elaine C Smith, was first in the UK to show real images of women's breasts affected by cancer. They wanted to use the images in New Zealand for a similar campaign, but the ad was banned.

The far-left extremist anti-British hate group, which deceptively calls itself ‘Hope Not Hate,’ has turned its focus towards the moderate United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP) after the party experienced a recent surge in popularity amongst voters.

Xalapa - Meet Morris, a candidate running as mayor in the Eastern Mexican city, Xalapa. But there's one exception; he's not a person, but a cat.

The court martial of Bradley Manning is underway and protesters are physically demonstrating on the streets against his trial, a group of celebrities and journalists are getting together to support the whistleblower and get him his Nobel prize.

Riyadh - A charity run by the family of an ex-king in Saudi Arabia has begun a campaign against domestic violence with a well designed advert showing a battered women dressed in a niqab. The text says 'Some things can't be covered.'

With the UK worried about mass immigration by Eastern Europeans and the introduction of the ‘Life in the United Kingdom’ citizenship test, at first Romania was a little insulted. Then a newspaper in the country decided to have a little fun.

If you were fast you got in on the deal. Starbucks was giving free coffee in hopes of gaining a larger share of the the 40% of American coffee drinkers that prefer the light roast brews.

Seoul - “You know the song and you know the dance… But what’s Gangnam?” Cashing in on the success of PSY's viral musical video, Seoul officials have started a campaign to attract tourists to the city's Gangnam district.