All the stories tagged with politics

The Harlem Shake Goes Political In Egypt

03/04/2013, The Harlem Shake, for those unfamiliar, is a video where one person starts dancing in a room full of people minding their own business, before it cuts to the break where the entire room can be seen shaking and gyrating [...]

Posting Your Vote Photo On Social Networks May Be A Felony (Seriously)

11/06/2012, On this election day, many feel “liberated” that they have finally been able to cast their vote, but also that the campaign is over.  In the excitation of the moment, many people snap a shot of their vote and post [...]

US State Senate candidate’s World of Warcraft hobby used against her

10/05/2012, It’s strange how people are so different when they are playing games online. They can be perfectly decent human beings, but throw them into an online game like Call of Duty, World of Warcraft, and etc. and some of these [...]

How Beneficial Will Be The New 54.5 Mpg Fuel Efficiency Standards?

08/28/2012, Obama Administration has been diligently working on making the auto-industry more fuel-efficient. President Obama has been pursuing the very policy since 2009 and a new set of fuel efficiency standards was due to arrive sometime this year. Now, it is [...]

Obama and Romney get into a fight at the White house [+video]

08/22/2012, Catchy title, right? Well, it actually describes exactly what President Obama and hopeful Mitt Romney are doing in this new video game by Chair Entertainment, powered by the Epic Unreal Engine (yes, that’s the Infinity Blade engine). The free app [...]

Scytl announces online voting platform on Android and iOS devices

05/14/2012, Scytl, a leader in election software solutions, has announced the successful implementation of its online voting encryption technology for use on Android and Apple iOS devices. According to Scytl, the company is now able to guarantee end-to-end security – from [...]

Bill would authorize U.S Government to control Internet traffic during emergencies

08/28/2009, A new bill from the U.S Senate aimed at protecting against cyber-threats on critical infrastructure would effectively authorize the President to control the Internet traffic in case of an emergency. Some compared it to the kind of control that allowed [...]