Fox and Friends discussed Thursday’s vice presidential debate and declared Gov. Sarah Palin the big winner because she had a “bigger flag pin” than Sen. Joe Biden.

Despite all the hype and massive media attention surrounding the US Vice Presidential Debate, when voting with their remote controls, Canadians overwhelmingly chose to watch the 2008 Federal Leaders Debate.

In Portland, the Green Microgym is claiming to be the first fitness center in the U.S. to use solar power and human-powered cardio machines to produce renewable energy. Essentially, you can help power the Microgym by pedaling on a cycling machine.

Canada Green party leader Elizabeth May has referred to the decision to allow her to participate in the national debate as a tectonic shift in Canadian politics.

Obama campaign volunteers barred two Muslim women from the stage because they were wearing head scarves at a Detroit rally. Later, Obama campaign managers apologized for the incident.

The Tennessee Center for Policy Research has discovered that Al Gore consumes more energy with his home now than he did before he went "green".

After the Clean energy bill passed through the house, the proposed tax credits in the bill hit a wall against the senate, who refused any discussion or vote of the bill - leaving clean energy tax credits in serious jeopardy for the US future.

A Facebook group opposing the copyright legislation gains 7,000 new members. Emails fly leading to this query: Will iPod users force the next Canadian federal election?

For too long, American presidential candidates lure voters with the promise of a faith-based term. But Barack Obama and John McCain have the chance to break from tradition and widen the space between church and state.

A Utah teen came across a bank deposit bag worth more than $100,000 and returned it to the university police. The teen was rewarded $20 for his honesty.

A judge has ruled that the 10-day blockade at the General Motors headquarters in Canada's Oshawa, Ont., by members of the Canadian Auto Workers union must end by Monday morning.

Like something out of a horror movie, a team of Harvard biologists has discovered a frog that breaks its own bones to produce claws. So what is this biological trait for, and how does it work?

The medical research world will not be missing President George Bush when he exits the office at the beginning of next year. Once a world leader for the funding of medical research and regulation that field has seen a decline during the Iraq War effort.

Schools are entertaining a four-day week, a judge cancels a hearing, and Memorial Day Weekend will be spent at home for more Americans. All of this because of soaring gas prices.

NPD Group reported in March that Apple had a 14 per cent share of the U.S. market. Howeve, when it comes to computers priced over $1,000, Apple's market share climbs to a staggering 66 per cent.

Older brains contain more information. The result may be trying to put facts together through a soup of inputs from memory. But according to new research, that’s a good thing. Learning to cope with the added dataload is actually useful.

Former presidential candidate John Edwards is endorsing former rival Barack Obama, fresh signs of the party establishment embracing the likely nominee even as Hillary Rodham Clinton refuses to give up her long-shot candidacy.

Dallas housewife Sheyla Hershey is carrying a gallon of silicone in her ample triple FFF breasts. Having already undergone 8 implant surgeries, and winning Brazil's "largest breasts" award Hershey says she wants more. But will surgeons say no way?

Some Muslim young women in Europe do a plastic surgery to regain virginity in order to get married. They say they do it for cultural reasons and not for religious purposes.

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