George W. Bush will give his first ever interview exclusively for an online audience today, hosted by Yahoo! News and conducted by POLITICO’s Mike Allen.

Rania Al Abdullah has raised the bar with her forward thinking Web-based approach to international diplomacy.

Happy Cinco de Mayo!  Sen. John McCain has finally launched a Spanish-language website just in time for a holiday that carries more significance in America than Mexico.

James Karl Buck was bailed out of jail by a 'tweet' post on Twitter, a social networking site.  The message “arrested” was seen by Buck’s friends and bloggers in Egypt and the United States via the Internet.

Google is practicing what they preach.  Their motto of "don't be evil" implies going above and beyond the corporate standard for ethical practices and becoming a socially conscious and proactive organization.    And that is exactly what they have done.

A stir of Chinese Internet Nationalism has sprung up to combat the harsh criticisms from the Western world.

To the dismay of the 2008 Presidential Candidates, the Net unveils many of their distressing links to special interest groups, specifically oil companies.

Obama supporters have launched a new grassroots campaign to raise one million dollars in less than one minute.

Sen. Barack Obama called on YouTube to defend himself in a USA Today interview with Meredith Vieira. 

Barack Obama raised over $40 million in campaign contributions in March.The $40 million came from over 442,000 contributors, making an average donation of $96 dollars.

The Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front has been accused of delaying the results of this Saturday’s general election in an effort to rig the polls and continue President Robert Mugabe’s 28 year reign over Zimbabwe.

Online petitions have become a springboard for advocacy groups to generate global attention and support for local issues. These online petitions are engaging and educating millions, while garnering mainstream media’s attention. 

Soren Dayton, a low-level McCain aide, has been suspended for posting a controversial video on Twitter, conceivably ending his political ties in 140 characters or less.

"As the e-mails and accusations about this continue to swirl, I need all of your help in the coming weeks and months to please forward this video on and get this message out to everyone you can."

Internet users from around the world gathered yesterday to virtually protest government censorship of the Internet.

Facebook has provided a cornucopia of valuable information detailing the political demographics of over 20 million users through their advertising search engine.

The official Barack Obama blog announced today they have reached one million donors, much thanks to a poweful online campaign.

Senator Obama has undoubtedly used his online popularity to propel himself this far in the presidential nominations; however, talk of a possible backlash is beginning to stir on the Net. 

Hilary Clinton has to do something to counter the momentum of the Obama campaign, but all signs online show that its just not happening.