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"Five people from across the U.K. were arrested early today in connection with a spate of online attacks last month in support of the whistleblowers' site WikiLeaks," The Guardian writes.

A team of U.S. and European researchers using the Hubble Space Telescope have captured infrared images of a blurry object they believe to be the oldest galaxy ever seen by man.The object is thought to be 13.2 billion years old and was seen by the Hubble Ultra Deep Field instrument.

The White House took what can best be described as a "blitzkrieg" approach to social media for President Obama's State of the Union address.There were live question-and-answer sessions Tuesday night, Twitter exchanges Wednesday and the president will take questions via YouTube on Thursday.Of course,

It's been a tough week for one of Chicago's most prominent public figures: Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler injured his knee during Sunday's NFC Championship game.

There is a social media revolution in Saudi Arabia.Ten million Saudis are online, 3 million belong to Facebook, and Twitter feeds are up more than 400 percent.Recently, many tweets and posts have been focused on the uprising in Tunisia.

In a case that is every bit a 21st century crime both in terms of what was stolen and how, thieves in Europe have made off with about $40 million worth of carbon emission permits.The permits are issued in Europe to try to fight global warming.