Did Barack Obama file a lawsuit to require banks to "make loans to poor people"?

The spam study doesn't mean much in terms of who actually wins the election, but it does show spammers are staying on top of what names are hot among Net users.

Silicon Alley Insider and CNN are at center of controversy surrounding false report that Apple CEO Steve Jobs suffered a heart attack. Citizen journalism may not be solely to blame.

A study finds that online bullying is pervasive among teenagers, but few report the incidents to their parents or other adults.

Update on the status of a Congressional bill to require insurance companies to cover a minimum 48-hour hospital stay for patients undergoing mastectomies.

Here are CNET Reviews' 10 favorite items from the past week, including the 120GB iPod Classic, Nikon D90 digital SLR, and Seagate's FreeAgent Go portable hard drive.

No, it's not a Saturday bitchmeme, but we've been called out for not taking part in the link community. Au contraire.

GM shows off the 2011 Chevrolet Volt at the 2008 Paris Motor Show.

Boy Genius Report gets ahold of some photos of the next-generation digital Reader from Amazon, and they seem real.

Michael Calce, aka "Mafiaboy," who shut down major Web sites in 2000, has written a tell-all book that is due out next week.