ABCNews.com contacted about 25 Republicans and former Bush administration staffers and found only one -- former Press Secretary Scott McClellan -- who would preview the film and comment on its accuracy. And even he was sqeamish.

After years of testing, the Active Denial System -- the pain ray which drives off rioters with a microwave-like beam - could finally have its day. The Army is buying five of the truck-mounted systems for $25 million. A new report details how the supposedly non-lethal blaster could be turned into a flesh-frying killer.

Kirk Cameron is AWESOME!Except for the exact opposite.

If Comcast wants to limit use, then they should provide a metering service.

Wow. Kanye West lobbying on behalf of the RIAA. I didn't think I could hate him any more than I already do, but here we are. What a tool.

Not the First Time Viruses or 'Worms' Have Made It Onboard the Space Station

Vote Revi Roza and The Rozatones!Thank you very much!

A federal court order that prevented three MIT students from telling a hackers conference how they were able to break into Boston's subway fare collection system has backfired.

"The company's towering list of recent problems (collected from reader e-mails, forums and media reports) spell out deterioration of the general Apple user experience..."

When it comes to Apple, it doesn't take much to set tongues a-wagging. A slim Steve Jobs at the Apple Developers Conference in San Francisco last month has led to endless speculation about the CEO's health and perhaps, according to analysts, may have caused a stock dip.