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I'm looking for a little help.Have a look at my new site...still in the works...http://www.townhallforkids.com I have searched in vain for quality conservative news and commentary for kids on the web. By kids, I mean 8-14 year olds or so. There is plenty of conservative content ABOUT kids, and plenty of liberal content FOR kids, but little that I am looking for. I decided to try to cllect some info at a site for my kids and other kids. I would appreciate any info you want to ping me with. You could also email links at the site. Please contact...

My email to Comments@foxnews.com Dear Fox: I'm a huge fan, but you have to clean it up a bit. You're dropping the ball on your coverage. 1. Most of your viewers do not want up to the minute coverage of Kobe Bryant. He's not that important to us. Just deliver the verdict. Same with Laci Peterson. Spare us the tabloid-like coverage. 2. Cover the important stuff. We want to know what's happening in Iraq and Afghanistan. 3. Profile our brave troops. Focus the spotlight on these heroes, as well as the police, fire, medical personnel. These are the true heroes...

<p>The 2004 Saturn VUE;the first General Motors Corp. vehicle to be offered with a Honda-built engine;is more "American" than the 2003 VUE that doesn't have the Honda engine. What? How can this be?</p> <p>The proof is there in the federal government-mandated content labels affixed to the VUEs' windows.</p> <p>Keith Chartrau, launch planner for VUE, said the so-called domestic content label on 2004 VUEs with Honda's 3.5-liter V6 will show "an increase" in domestic content, because the Honda-supplied engine is built in Ohio. Final, exact percentages on the 2004 VUE's content were still being worked up, he added.</p>

Ruling could threaten long-standing content protections By Paul Festa Staff Writer, CNET News.com March 6, 2003, 4:00AM PT A controversial case before a federal appeals court could significantly restrict legal protections that have long absolved Internet companies from responsibility for their customers' actions. The issue stems from a libel lawsuit filed by actress Christianne Carafano over postings that appeared on the dating site Matchmaker.com. Her suit was filed against the company that operates the site, Metrosplash, which was acquired by Lycos in June 2000 for about $44 million in cash. Carafano, whose roles under the stage name Chase Masterson include...

By Thomas C Greene in Washington Posted: 07/18/2002 at 14:43 EST Internet spyware outfit Ranger Online has taken considerable heat for a little gimmick it's developed which, in the words of MSNBCi columnist Bob Sullivan, "cruises file-swapping networks like Gnutella to find copyrighted materials, hunts down the IP address of the poster, then discovers which Internet service provider is being used. Soon after, the MPAA sends its form letter to the ISP. Under the Digital Copyright Millennium Act, Internet providers are compelled to stop distribution of copyrighted materials when they are notified, so the ISP in turn forwards the note...