According to a report, Stéphane Dion will announce he will be stepping down as leader of the Liberal Party later today. The announcement comes only two days after the federal election in which the Liberals had dismal results.

It’s a matter of opinion who are the more unemployable: The Street’s plutobrats, or Washington’s morons. The markets are in severe crash mode, thanks to a herd of selfish sheep. Government By Tantrum. Clown School is open for business.

Can the BlackBerry Bold rival the features and functionality of Apple's iPhone 3G? In light of today's Canadian launch of the fastest BlackBerry available yet, Digital Journal TV tested the new device to see if it's the summer's hottest smartphone.

Google Street View offers a personal view of any place their cameras can catch. But some people are concerned after noticing that Google entered private property to obtain images, and then put them on the Internet.

Today’s kids aren’t all right, according to the author of The Dumbest Generation. Mark Bauerlein discusses his controversial theory of how the digital age is hurting a child's verbal intelligence.

At a time when more Canadian banks are reporting profits in the billions, a recent industry study has found that Canadian utilize online banking more than other countries included in the study. If so, why do "in-person" fees continue to rise?

Weeks ago a blogger by the name of Larry Johnson started touting news of a "video" of Michelle Obama ranting against "whitey", meaning whites in America, but no one has produced such a video. Speculation has run rampant about the existence of the tape.

Recently, there have been further talks of a possible Obama-Clinton ticket as Senator Barack Obama of Illinois has enough delegates to clinch the Democratic nomination. But, not everybody is pushing for it.

A new book out by Scott McClellan, former press secretary for President George Bush from May 2003 - April 2006, shows a damning view of the leader of the United States who among other claims is unwilling to admit mistakes he has made.

It almost sounds too good to be true: using Skype without a PC, on the go. Belkin has answered the call by offering a Wi-Fi phone pre-loaded with Skype software. DigitalJournal TV gives you an overview of what’s hot and not about Belkin’s pet project.

Today's Internet will eventually be obsolete thanks to the grid computing project from CERN, the same research center that bought us the current Internet. The Grid is 10,000 times faster than a typical high-speed broadband connection.

Google added another option today that lets you sync your Google Calendar with Microsoft Outlook Calendar. You can sync your calendars several ways and can render your Google Calendar in an offline mode in Outlook.

In a stunning about face the US Navy has admitted that they have no idea where the voices in the tapes that they released a few days ago came from when they claimed that they had been threatened by Iranian speedboats.

The real race card is behavior designed to trigger unconscious or repressed racial attitudes, in order to inspire discriminatory behavior. Highlighting stereotypical physical and social characteristics can heighten racial attitudes.

Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper was asked by reporters why he met the Dalai Lama in his Ottawa office, to which he replied the Dalai Lama is not a call girl. Harper meant to say it in a respectful way, but it came out wrong.

Canada's accumulated budget surplus has shrunk by $2.7 billion largely because of the tax cuts that were introduced in the mini-budget o that was presented last October.

Anyone who’s been watching Russia’s return to life will be interested to see this. Originally I was thinking of doing one of their articles. The site itself is the news. I read Xinhua daily, but this is international hardball. Pick an article.

Few names bring out more negative feelings and comments from many Vietnam Veterans than does that of Jane Fonda, more commonly known as "Hanoi Jane," to those of us who served in Vietnam.

A new book about Steve Jobs shows the modest beginning of Apple's co-founder. It may have started that way but it ended well for him following the success of Apple products like iPod, iPhone, iMac, Leopard OS and more.

Surprising many, Venezuela government sources are reporting President Hugo Chavez's sweeping overhaul of the Venezuelan constitution is passing handily, in spite of opposition.