Few Internet projects are as powerful as PostSecret, which lets people send anonymous secrets on postcards to a Maryland blogger. DigitalJournal.com spoke to Frank Warren about the one secret he never shared with anyone and PostSecret's future plans.

Like Catholic Pope Benedict XVI, the living Buddha, who is the young Tibetan spiritual leader, has taken his first tour of the United States.

Inside the racial race for the White House. Why the Blackberry Bold could compete with Apple's iPhone. The gene that causes Alzheimer's. These are the top stories making headlines around the world.

A jail where 76 inmates are held in Nova Scotia has had asbestos discovered in the building. As a result of that discovery several of the guards are refusing to step back into Cape Breton Correctional Facility.

As the media and pundits online and off continue to beat the drum about Hillary Clinton having no chance to win the Democratic nomination for presidency, hailing Barack Obama as the winner, Clinton produces a new ad telling voters to ignore the pundits.

The diagnosis is clear: the healthcare system in the United States is in terrible shape. Of the 301 million people living in the country, 47 million, or 16 percent of the population, do not have health insurance.

From January 2006 to December 2007, seventy cases of Salmonella were confirmed in 19 different states, most of which in the northeastern part of the United States. Researches have identified the cause, which turns out to be dry dog food.

An online hoax turned deadly in October of 2006, resulting in the suicide of a 13-year-old girl. The hoax against Megan Meier was allegedly perpetrated by adults, one was Lori Drew and she has just been indicted for her role in Megan's death.

George Smitherman, Ontario Health Minister, announced Thursday the province plans to reinstate funding for sex change operations. While the details have not been finalized the province is moving forward on a promise made years ago.

When working at a VA Hospital, take care sending emails geared at cutting VA benefits unless you do not value your own job. At least that is the position that the coordinator of the PTSD program should have taken prior to sending out such an email.

Recently, Facebook announced that it had concluded agreements with several Attorney Generals in the U.S. to fortify security measures aimed at protecting children.

Wrongly convicted most likely due to racial discrimination over sixty years ago, the two remaining men of 23 will finally be receiving their restitution and honorable discharges. As for the Fort Lawton Riot of 1944, history has been rewritten.

Ken Griffey Jr. owed Josh Fogg a debt of $1,500. The Reds teammates watched as Fogg opened his locker on Wednesday to discover the debt was paid in full using pennies.

Cape Breton fishermen have set up a floating blockade in order to protest this year's crab quota. The protest began last evening.

Marine gets court martialed and sentenced to prison after being accused of rape by a 14-year-old girl in Okinawa. The accusation created an uprising and threatened military presence in Japan. The girl later withdrew her claim.

Video games just got healthier. Nintendo Wii is releasing its calorie-burning game Wii Fit on May 21, and in this episode of Digital Journal TV we test the revolutionary product and tell you why yoga studios and gyms may soon have a virtual competitor.

On Thursday, May 15, it was announced that the new referendum on Burma’s constitution was approved by an overwhelming majority.

A day trip to the popular amusement park Cedar Point, in Ohio was cut short when one of the students became sick at the park. What caused his illness resulted in all of the 200 or so students to be brought back home immediately.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper will officially apologize on June 11 on behalf of the government for abuses suffered by former residents of native residential schools.

The right of citizens to obtain information about government and public employees serves its purpose on many fronts. However, for one school district, an open records request may serve to create panic amongst hundreds of parents.