Congressman Dennis Kucinich gave a speech at the Democratic National Convention where he urged his fellow Americans to “wake up” before it is too late.

Do you like to watch videos at the same time you browse other sites? If yes, you should try YouPlayer, a Firefox extension.

Jon Stewart attacked the cable news networks, including Fox, CNN, MSNBC, calling them a “brutish, slow-witted beast” and labelling Fox News as “an appendage of the Republican Party”.

A Yahoo Answers user was concerned about the recent Russian invasion of South Ossetia and Georgia. She lives in the U.S. state of Georgia and is worried whether Russians will attack her home state.

A Brazilian man, Leni de Abreu Neto, has been charged and indicted on one count of conspiracy to cause damage to more than 100,000 computers worldwide.

From Facebook to YouTube, opposition to the Canadian government's changes to the Copyright Act are springing up throughout cyberspace.

Google's Gmail users were unable to login to their account for several hours on Friday as they were getting an error while trying to login. It was the second failure in a week's time.

Now that AT&T admitted it may consider watching what its customer surf online, are the days of a surveillance-friendly Web coming soon? And why does an ad firm called NebuAd strike fear in the hearts of privacy advocates?

Fox News interviewed a 12-year-old girl and her aunt, who just returned from South Ossetia. But before they finish telling exactly what happened, Fox News took a commercial break.

Inside the Georgia-Russia war. How LCD TVs emit dangerous chemicals. Swimmer Michael Phelps on the cusp of making Olympics history. Plus, how masturbating can boost your immune system. These are the top stories from around the world.

New York Times reports Microsoft is not allowing users to have the word “Tibet” as their usernames either as a whole word or part of a another word.

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.

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.

The New Yorker Magazine has a satirical cartoon on their cover which both the Obama and McCain campaigns are calling "offensive and tasteless".

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?

The Senate yesterday came together passed two hotly debated bills. The Senators approved the highly controversial Surveillance bill and a Medicare bill. Both bills were hotly debated.

The rest of the world may be aiming to stop cluster bombing but the Pentagon simply plans to make "safer" ones. Faced with international pressure, the United States is revising its cluster bomb policies.

The Federal program designed to help low income families pay for their rent has run out money and now, some families have been evicted because they can no longer afford the rent.

In this developing story, the United States Senate has approved the war funding bill with the additional attachments. Everybody comes out “happy” with this.

Google is testing out a new look for its iGoogle, a startup page for Web users. The new interface has a slew of new features.