On Tuesday, February 5th, 24 states will hold primaries or caucuses with 52 percent of all pledged Democratic Party delegates and 41 percent of the total Republican Party delegates at stake. No wonder they call it "Super Tuesday."

The team at Search Engine Marketing agency Neutralize have put their heads together to come up with some interesting 2008 predictions for the world of search.

Report on survey findings is released that compares Hispanic and non-Hispanic political beliefs, behaviors, and characteristics. Topics include degree of political activity, views on political parties and issues, and preferences for the 2008 presidential election.

Survey compares views of Hispanic/non-Hispanic likely voters on 2008 presidential candidate choices. Willingness to consider a Democratic/Republican candidate, preference for specific candidates, and open-ended, impromptu preferences are reported.

Encuesta Inc., an independent market research and opinion polling firm, released today the 2006 Political Study: Hispanic and Non-Hispanic Political Opinion at the 2006 Midterm Election, which compares Hispanics' and non-Hispanics' views on a range of topics.

Leaders of a national union of freelance writers are lining up behind U.S. calls for an end to Arab-Israeli violence, putting the blame on "agents of terror who stockpile deadly missiles instead of libraries, classrooms and a future for their children."

Anyone who grew up in Belfast in the 70s and 80s knows how hard it was, but peace has finally arrived

Belfast's troubled past has always been illustrated on the streets by murals on the walls. Now those murals can be seen on the web.

First novel in a series titled "Barbarians in the Republic" is now available as an ebook!(ebooks on ebookad.com and lulu.com) This is not a dry history book but an exciting, adventurous work of fiction that will be certain to enthrall readers throughout its 400+ pg length.

While millions of Americans plan to write in “John Joseph Kennedy” on their ballots November 2, millions more are angry that they were prevented from hearing about Kennedy.