Dan Rather reports Tuesday that election outcomes may have changed due to technical glitches in touch screen voting machines. His investigation has uncovered election officials who distrust the machines — and workers who admit to building defective machines.

Imagine my surprise. I typed “Michelle Malkin” into Google’s web search engine — and their results included a picture. Of Michelle Malkin in a bikini.

Yes, there’s a glitch in NASA’s data about U.S. air temperatures. But the corrected data still shows a warming trend that’s unmistakeable.

The internet isn’t as dangerous as people think, and teachers should let students use social networks at school.

According to one report, she “shoved aside” a volunteer working the event “and dashed from the room as the mob called for her to be booted from the premises.” Dateline’s Michelle Madigan was apparently caught undercover at the Defcon security convention in Las Vegas. Here’s a transcript and video of what happened next.

A man advertising a free iPod on Craigslist asked to meet a woman at the park late Friday night. Police told her later he was wearing a ski mask and waiting with a butcher knife.

A 22-year-old intern said today he’s the “scapegoat” for the loss of over 800,000 social security numbers.

Digg is joining forces with Microsoft for the next three years. Today Digg’s founder Kevin Rose announced that Microsoft has been chosen to serve all of Digg’s ads –and they’ll also be responsible for finding Digg’s advertisers.

Buy an iPhone, get a free phone?

It’s either a good deal or a scam. But it works like this…

They’re the largest ISP in America. And they hate Macs. And the Firefox browser. At least, that’s the impression you get from Comcast’s installation procedure — and clues scattered across their home page.

As controversy continues, the iPhone’s exclusive carrier deal with AT&T may fuel a revolt against all exclusive cellphone contracts. And joining the fight is a new web site: Free the iPhone.org.

Congress’s iPhone hearing starts tomorrow.

Apple’s iPhone already has its first controversy. Why is AT&T the exclusive wireless carrier for the iPhone? Organized pressure has started from Working Assets — a wireless carrier which also funds progressive causes — and just one day before the iPhone’s launch, Apple CEO Steve Jobs found himself addressing the controversy.

An Arizona woman buys a cellphone at a Wal-Mart. The next day she discovers her phone has a surprise: porn.

A 20-year-old New Yorker just signed a revenue-sharing deal with YouTube. But it’s a highly symbolic deal — both for 20-year-old Brandon Fletcher, and the future of YouTube.

A hacker stole the last chapter of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows — and posted the details online just a month before the book’s release.

Yesterday YouTube opened nine different versions of their video-sharing service — one for each of the following countries.

(Click the hyperlinks to check them out!)