Nevada Senator John Ensign has a true love hate relationship with convicted felons. Within the same proposal, he wishes to improve federal felons job training and life

According to Gartner, Inc., an IT industry research and advisory company, between August 2006 and August 2007, roughly 3,500,000 United States computer users were victims of phishing scams…

Alaskan Senator Ted Stevens has been convicted of corruption on October 27, offering the most difficult challenges the longest continually serving Republican Senator has faced in a race to date. Both his track record and his long list of pending bills…

We’ve all been warned by our parents time and time again as children that talking to strangers is bad. Of course, there are the exceptions. Your friends at school had once been strangers. In a time where technology has brought us the computer and then the internet, one of the scariest things that parents may face is their child ignoring the “Don’t Talk to Strangers” advice and making online “friends”. Sometimes, these so-called friends are not who they said they were. When a child decides to meet their online “friend”, there are times when that child goes missing.