Pineapple Express will not be released to theaters until August 8, but that has not stopped this citizen journalist from viewing an early screening of the film. Go ahead, scour the internet, it will be hard to find another review.

The Green Party had their nominating convention on Saturday, July 12, 2008, at the Chicago Symphony Center and Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney was nominated as their party's presidential choice.

Jesse Jackson's desire to rip off Barack Obama's testicles. Why Canada had problems with iPhone 3G payment plans. A stunning video of a woman surviving a lightning strike. These are the top stories making headlines around the world.

Ohio drug warriors have recently made a bust that led to the confiscation of over 100 pounds of the most valuable marijuana ever documented.

Franz Kafka wanted his works burned, but they were kept by his literary executor, Max Brod, who ignored his instructions. Brod’s secretary took over the papers after Brod’s death. Now the issue is whether the papers have survived the secretary’s cat

The United States House of Representatives is currently considering the bill H.R. 6068 titled The Don't Let the Bed Bugs Bite Act of 2008. Thats right, no issue is too small for the United States government!

A YouTube video shows John McCain telling the audience that he hates bloggers in general. But he should know that not all bloggers are malicious.

Who are the religious and political braniacs? Who is ushering in ideas that have rippled overseas? Learn about the top intellectuals in the world, and find out the importance of influential people such as Gulen, Gore and Kasparov.

A ninja was reportedly witnessed creeping around the wooded area near a Barnegat, New Jersey elementary school. He was wielding what was believed to be a deadly sword, probably a ninjatō.

An outlaw giraffe has recently staged an unprecedented jailbreak from an Amsterdam circus. He also freed many of his fellow captives.

A judge asking for YouTube user data. Why social networks can hurt a teen's real life. A "black national anthem" causing controversy in Denver. These are the top stories making headlines around the world.

California and Washington recently joined three other U.S. states in banning cellphone use while driving. DigitalJournal.com investigates what motivated lawmakers to take phones out of drivers' hands and the best technology for car-loving mobile addicts.

From Cassandra to Jesus Christ, it is amazing how often the doomed choose to ignore those who warn them of their coming fate. Cassandra was "doomed to tell the truth yet never to be believed". I am amazed how Greek Mythology so mirrors American politics.

The Pittsburgh Penguins attempt to overcome the loss of Marián Hossa by signing right winger Miroslav Satan and forward Ruslan Fedotenko each to a one year contract.

President Bush praised Congress yesterday for their bipartisan cooperation on the war funding and on the domestic surveillance (FISA) bill. Congress passed the war funding bill Thursday, which included no time tables for withdrawal from Iraq.

The marriage was short lived as the Penguins only picked up Hossa on Feb. 26 2008 (the trade deadline). He rode the wave to the Stanley Cup Championship with the team, but when the Pens lost he decided to pack his things and go.

The “Global Peace Index” (GPI) compiled by the Economist Intelligence Unit ranks Iceland the top peaceful place in the world. The United States is ranked 97th and Russia is ranked 131st among 140 nations.

The Tampa Bay Lightning have picked up the 29-year-old left wing Ryan Malone signing him to a seven-year $31.5 contract.

Bob Barr has a new campaign ad that offers hope to the American electorate. In a nutshell, the word is ''liberty.'' Curtailing the growth of government and respecting individual rights. Not treating ordinary citizens like suspects.

In his latest attempt Writer/Director M. Night Shyamalan proves that an original concept does not always make for a great film.