Happening now! U.S. presidential candidates Barack Obama and John McCain take to the stage in their first debate. DigitalJournal.com has live coverage of the historical event, so tune in, hear from the candidates and share your thoughts. This is live.

The Stop Iran Now being held outside the United Nations made major headlines last week when Clinton canceled because Palin was attending, then Jewish groups were pressured into disinviting others including Palin. Today we see protesters protested Obama.

We're happy to announce live coverage of the first U.S. presidential debate this Friday Sept. 26, 2008 at 9 p.m. EST. We've teamed up with a citizen journalist to offer play-by-play commentary, insight, opinion and debate. Join us and share your thoughts!

An e-mail is being circulated that warns consumers against the pre-cut and pre-washed ready-to-eat baby carrots that are so popular in the grocery stores these days.

We've been working behind the scenes for quite some time on a strategic rollout of features designed to really improve the browsing experience of DigitalJournal.com readers, as well as tools for citizen journalists.

In addition to the availability of numerous plastic surgeries for any part of the body, women now want to have liposuction on their shoulders to have a “Keira Knightley" look.

Bernie Mac died Saturday in Chicago from complications due to pneumonia. The comedian had sarcoidosis, a lung disease, but was in remission. His publicist said that the condition was not related to the pneumonia.

A man believed to be the former chauffeur of Saudi terrorist mastermind Osama Bin Laden has been found guilty by an America kangaroo court in the first of several sham trials held by American imperial forces in the occupied Guantanamo Bay part of Cuba.

Rasmussen questioned American voters about Barack Obama's trip overseas and 32 percent believe that he will not learn anything in Iraq with 40 percent believing that despite this being a "fact finding" trip, he went there with his mind already made up.

Sen. Obama has gone on a globe trotting fact finding tour. Fact finding tours are one of the perks CONgress gave themselves for summer recess and to showboat their concerns for...something, anything which would get them out of Washington D.C.

A study shows how pets are becoming obese due to junk food diets. This has lead to pets suffering from diseases such as asthma, diabetes and liver complications.

Consumers have largely grown to accept nanotechnology in nutrition for packaging and, to a lesser extent, even the food itself.

What gives a radio personality the right to bully disabled children, calling them names and verbally beating them down? Michael Savage has made some nasty remarks towards Autistic children, calling them "idiot" and "brat".

A 16 year old kid gets 90 Years Prison Sentence and has to go through 2 year ordeal to clear his name.

Actor and comedian Andy Dick can't seem to stay out of trouble, no fault of his own, it's just the drugs, booze and stupid behavior he engages in.

One of the men responsible for introducing rock into rap over 20 years ago is undergoing a major surgery. What happened to Darryl McDaniels?

While violence and political maneuvering continue to escalate in the Palestinian West Bank, residents of a local village have sued two Canadian companies for building new homes on their land intended for Israels occupants.

At Lehigh University in a Pennsylvania appearance, the Dalai Lama defended Islam to a question about the rise of violent religious fundamentalism.

Iran's Oil Minister reported the country has discovered a new oil field in southwest Iran with an estimated 1.1 billion barrels of sweet crude oil.

Three top Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives have demanded that Pres. Bush's administration be called to task for the insupportable deportation of Maher Arar (a Canadian citizen) in 2002—on the heels of a lengthy official inquiry in Canada.