We're happy to announce live coverage of the U.S. vice presidential debate, scheduled for this Thursday Oct. 2 at 9 p.m. EDT. We've teamed up with citizen journalists to offer play-by-play commentary, insight, opinion and debate. Join us!

The science fiction TV program "Lost" is now in it's fourth season. A program that always leaves you wondering just what is going on. What is the meaning of an incident and most certainly what will happen the next week.

Italian men are no longer allowed to scratch their crotches in public. If they do, it can end up costing them a hefty fine, according to a new hands-off ruling by Italy's Court of Appeal.

In what could become a precedent-setting case, the U.S. Court of Federal Claims has ruled in favor of a child alleged to have regressed into autism as a result of vaccinations. What has long been denied by the government may finally be coming to light.

An artist who paints portraits with his penis. Google going for the gonads in competition with Microsoft. And government agency staffers who snooped on others' privates. These are just some of the saucy stories making headlines around the world.

Digital Journal has experienced incredible growth in 2007, paying out more than $25,000 to citizen journalists for their news reports and the site has attracted more than 14 million pageviews. These are the citizen journalists who help make it happen.

Evolution is a funny thing, especially if it's part of your imagination that doesn't work, or if you're simply not good with imagery. Case in point: Whales evolved from a deer-like animal about the size of a raccoon according to a new report.

In a transparent bid to remind voters of his Christian credentials, Mike Huckabee, an ordained Baptist minister, has released a new campaign ad which found a clever way to include a cross in the picture without it seeming deliberate.

A new peer-reviewed study by climate scientists at three American Universities, has concluded that global climate change is Natural, 'unstoppable' and cannot be affected or modified by controlling emissions of greenhouse gases like CO2.

Jamie Leigh Jones has come forward to expose the coverup she has experienced following her gang rape in Baghdad. Employed by KBR, a subsidiary of Halliburton, she claims she was drugged and gang raped. Following the incident, no charges were ever filed.

Modern online lifestyle has produced a plethora of cases of carpal tunnel syndrome. Doctors ideas for the solution run from steroids to surgery to lifestyle changes. While most of the ideas have merit,not all produce the same results.

From Facebook's deep-pocketed partner to Bush's media shills, these are the top stories of the week from technology, heath, world issues and the Internet as well as the awards for top-notch citizen journalism.

The U.S. Postal Service was using the force on Thursday, releasing a new postage stamp that features Star Wars' Jedi Master Yoda, known for his odd syntax as well as his wisdom.

I'm not talking the good looking kind of doll you pick up at a bar or a wrap party. I'm also not talking the tiny porcelain kind. We're talking life size here. The kind you blow up.

Paris makes the news once again. No, not Paris, Texas. Tiny dog carrier and otherwise celebrity and hotel heiress Paris "That's hot" Hilton. Will the antics never stop? Probably not.

Rumor is, we just might see an old favorite returning again as the villain in the next installment of the Superman series, when the Man Of Steel flies again. And it's not Lex Luthor.

The proposal was approved by the school board at a Maine middle school for birth control pills and patches to be available for students as young as eleven years old. They will be able to get them at the student health center.

European Scientists have found an earth like planet orbiting a cool red dwarf in the constellation of Libra, only 20 light years away from our solar system. It has surface temperature between 0 and 40 deg C.

A dentist accused of fondling the breasts of 27 patients is arguing that chest massages are an appropriate procedure in some cases. His lawyer says dental journals discuss the need to massage those muscles to treat a common jaw problem.

January 1, 1946 marked the beginning of the "baby boomer" generation. A generation that is now coming of age so to speak. Today begins the first day of many to follow where those boomers now become eligible for social security benefits.