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Jun 28th
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Today's frivolous lawsuit brought against Starburst is for not carrying a warning label that they are chewy
Starburst Fruit Chews are exactly as their name would indicate: chewy. But one Michigan woman says the candies are so chewy, they should come with a warning label.
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Liz Claiborne unveils new Flat Line
NEW YORK — Fashion designerLiz Claiborne, whose styles became a cornerstone of career women's wardrobes in the 1970s and 1980s, has died, the company she founded said Wednesday. She was 78.
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Man wakes up from month-long coma to find out his wife had been fighting to have his life support shut off. Awkward
PHOENIX — Eighteen days after his wife instructed doctors to disconnect food and water tubes, a Chandler, Ariz. man is sitting up in his hospice bed, giving the thumbs-up sign and communicating with visitors.
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Oprah Winfrey to open an Oprah store in the city of Chicago, soon to be renamed Oprahville
Want more Oprah Winfrey in your life? Soon, a storefront close to her Near West Side studio will be the place to get it.
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7,669 complaints sounds like a lot, but when it's against the NYPD, it's the lowest in a decade
CBS/AP) NEW YORK Complaints alleging police misconduct filed last year with the Civilian Complaint Review Board totaled 7,669 -- a 13-percent increase over 2005.
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Palm Springs is apparently so rich, even the homeless guys get robbed
(CBS) PALM SPRINGS, Calif. A driver tried to rob a homeless man looking for a handout Wednesday morning, police said.
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Jun 27th
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Jessica Alba's checklist for potential suitors surprisingly reasonable, but you still don't have a chance
MOVIE babe JESSICA ALBA has a checklist of points a man must adhere to if he wants to date her.
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Massachusetts inmates say the state violates the laws against cruel and unusual punishment for not allowing sex change operations at tax payer expense
BOSTON -- A trial that opened more than a year ago has become bogged down in Boston federal court. There have been hundreds of hours of testimony from witnesses, including 10 medical specialists paid tens of thousands of dollars. The judge himself even hired an expert to help him make sense of it all.
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The CIA tested LSD on citizens, wiretapped U.S. journalists, opened mail going to the USSR and China, and conspired with mobsters. But that's all in the past and you can feel safe now, citizen
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The CIA released hundreds of pages of internal reports Tuesday detailing assassination plots against foreign leaders such as Cuba's Fidel Castro and the secret testing of mind-and-behavior altering drugs like LSD on unwitting U.S. citizens.
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More evacuations in Tahoe as fire jumps a containment line
OUTH LAKE TAHOE, California (Reuters) - Fire crews evacuated a neighborhood near California's Lake Tahoe on Tuesday afternoon as the wildfire that has consumed more than 2,700 acres of forest around the resort area jumped a defensive line.
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People who owe overdue fines to the Wethersfield Library can pay them off with pasta, canned foods or items such as toothpaste
WETHERSFIELD, Conn. - People who owe overdue fines to the Wethersfield Library can pay them off with pasta, canned foods or items such as toothpaste.
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Jun 26th
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"The military banned MySpace but not Facebook. This was a very interesting move because there's a division, even in the military. Soldiers are on MySpace; officers are on Facebook"
Social networking websites are increasingly splitting along class lines, according to one prominent academic.
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Paleontologist: Prodigious penguins populated prehistoric Peru
CBS/AP) WASHINGTON Giant penguins roamed what is now Peru more than 40 million years ago, much earlier than scientists thought the flightless birds had spread to warmer climes.
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Kentucky school district wants to eliminate C as passing grade, because the mediocre has no place in our society
The Eminence Independent School District eliminated D's four years ago, meaning students would have to earn a C or better to pass.
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Americans are the most charitable people on the planet, giving $295 billion, twice as much as a percentage of GDP as the next closest nation, the UK. Meanwhile, the French wouldn't toss you a sou if you were bleeding on their porch
NEW YORK (AP) — Americans gave nearly $300 billion to charitable causes last year, setting a record and besting the 2005 total that had been boosted by a surge in aid to victims of hurricanes Katrina, Rita and Wilma and the Asian tsunami.
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A moment of silence, please. The last Iwo Jima flag raiser has passed away. Your watch is over, sir. And thank you
RICHFIELD, Minn. - Charles W. Lindberg, one of the U.S. Marines who raised the first American flag over Iwo Jima during World War II, has died. He was 86.
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Help Las Vegas pick a new tourism slogan (voting enabled)
LAS VEGAS (AP) — Las Vegas tourism boosters plan to test a new slogan to complement the wildly successful "What happens here, stays here" campaign.
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Jun 25th
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Body of missing pregnant lady found in Ohio. Arrest of the boyfriend on 2 counts of murder
CANTON, Ohio (AP) — A massive search ended in sadness Saturday when authorities announced they found a body believed to be a pregnant woman who vanished from her home a week earlier. A police officer believed to be the father of the unborn child was arrested on two counts of murder.
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Putin claims that the Soviet Era is less bleak than US history
THE history of the Soviet Union had fewer black pages in its history than certain other countries, not least the United States, President Vladimir Putin has said in a speech.
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Tennessee promises to card 70-year-old and older beer drinkers. Police sting operations sign up 69-year-old volunteers to make sure
(AP) Tennessee is set to become the first state in the nation to require carding of anyone, without exception, who buys beer for off-premises consumption.
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Illegal immigrants given Red Bull to help them sneak across the border find out the hard way that it doesn't actually give them wings
Smugglers are reportedly giving immigrants what is known as a “triple stacker” — an ephedrine pill and aspirin, with a can of Red Bull to wash it all down, U.S. Border Patrol agents told WOAI news radio station in Texas.
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Teacher posts video blog calling her students 'little shiats' who deserve to be slapped by their clammy-handed permissive parents. Neglects to realize students and parents have access to the internet
A GRAMMAR school’s French mistress has launched an internet rant at her British pupils — claiming some are “little s***s” who should be SLAPPED.
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Head of Ferrari says Papal document telling people not to buy cars to flaunt wealth doesn't bother him, because people buy Ferraris simply because they love to drive
MARANELLO, Italy (Reuters) - When it comes to luxury sports cars, Ferrari begs to differ with the Pope.
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Jun 22nd
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Good news: support of public libraries banning books at lowest level in the past 20 years. Bad news: it's still supported by more than four out of ten Americans
Since 1999, support for the idea of banning "books with dangerous ideas" from public school libraries has declined from 55% to 46% and has now fallen to the lowest level of support of the past 20 years, in contrast with the modest increase observed in concerns about pornographic material in magazines and movies. But even in the early 1990s, as few as 48% had supported banning such books. While there are relatively modest partisan differences in opinions about banning dangerous books, there are divisions within parties, especially among Democrats. Two-thirds of liberal Democrats (67%) disagree that dangerous books should be banned -- and 52% completely disagree. By comparison, most conservative and moderate Democrats (56%) agree with the banning of dangerous books (and a relatively large proportion -- 37% -- completely agrees). Republicans are somewhat less divided, although 52% of conservative Republicans favor a ban on such books compared with 40% of moderate and liberal Republicans.
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School crossing guard faces over 1,000 child sex charges. Even Satan was reportedly in shock
(CBS/AP) BERWICK, Pa. A school crossing guard accused of molesting seven children was charged with more than 1,000 counts of sexual assault.
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Girl defeeted by Six Flags ride
(CNN) -- A girl's feet were cut off Thursday when a free-fall thrill ride malfunctioned at the Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom Amusement Park in Louisville, Kentucky, police said.
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When your oldest brother was holding you down to fart on your head and call you stupid, he was right
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Firstborn sons have higher IQs than their younger brothers, and their social status within the family may explain why, researchers reported on Thursday.
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Good: you will inherit part of a half-million-dollar trust fund, once your uncle's three pets have died. Better: two are already dead. Fark: lone survivor is a desert tortoise
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. — Before Leonard Wilkenson died nine years ago at the age of eighty-four, he set up a half-million-dollar trust fund to care for his pets: two dogs, two cats and a tortoise named Harry. His will stated that the money should be used for the animals until all of them had died, at which time whatever remained was to be divided among his three nieces and nephews and their children.
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Hacker forces 1,500 Pentagon computers offline. Suspect said to go by the name 'Zero Cool'
PENTAGON - The Defense Department took as many as 1,500 computers off line because of a cyber attack, Pentagon officials said Thursday.
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Jun 21st
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France bans Blackberries, cites fear of RIM job from NSA, CIA, FBI, ETC
PARIS - Blackberry handhelds have been called addictive, invasive, wonderful — and now a threat to French state secrets.
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