On Saturday, a Cairo court ordered the government to block access to YouTube for 30 days. The court - and much of the Arab world- remain irate with Google-owned YouTube for carrying the satirical anti-Muhammad film "Innocence of Muslims" last year.
Embattled former Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr., of Illinois, who resigned last November in the midst of a criminal investigation, has agreed to a plea deal with federal prosecutors, according to Chicago media reports and reported on politico.com.
In a latest poll compiled by Quinnipiac University says that out of 1,7772 registered voters, 61 percent of registered voters have a favorable rating of Hillary Clinton, ahead of President Obama, as well as Vice President Joe Biden, and a handful of other top Republican politicians.
A hacker apparently accessed private photos and e-mails between members of the Bush family, including both former presidents, the Associated Press reported. U.S. Secret Service have been investigating the web site, which displayed the photos by the hacker, including one that shows Bush Sr. while in a Houston hospital, apparently taken by his daughter, according to Aljazeera.com. Bush Sr. recently spent almost two month being treated for complication from a bronchial infection.
