Some McDonald's employees in Ohio received fliers in their paychecks suggesting they vote for Republican candidates. McDonald's headquarters quickly condemned the action, saying those employees weren't supposed to say anything.
A former California Highway Patrol officer has been sentenced to two years in prison for dismissing a speeding ticket in exchange for sex. Authorities are still wondering why the driver continued to speed down the road days after.
A new study finds that soot from space tourism rockets could spur climate change in the coming decade, meaning people will have to stick to vacations that pollute the environment the old fashioned way.
Hormone levels at certain phases of the menstrual cycle affect women's emotional responses, according to a new study. Women are still trying to figure out why someone felt the need to study this.
Sarah Palin made a comment on Entertainment Tonight saying she may run for the Republican presidential nomination if no one else is good enough. Democrats are crossing their fingers that all other potential Republican nominees get hit by a truck.
The Transportation Security Administration is changing the way it pats down passengers, moving from the traditional hand pat to more of a hand-sliding motion. Agents will then continue the motion, based on the passenger's reaction.
Law enforcement officials are increasing attaching specially-made cameras to TASER guns. Now instead of telling criminals to freeze the cops say, "Smile!"
A former county coordinator in Kentucky who stomped on an activist's head wants an apology from the victim, who immediately told him she was sorry for placing her head under his foot again and again and again.
California congressional candidate Van Tran has sent out scratch-and-sniff mailers that smell like fecal matter and insult his competitor, saying "Something smells rotten about Loretta [Sanchez] – it's the stench of Washington." However, most people who received one thought it was just a postcard from their relatives in Jersey.
The British Information Commissioner's Office on Monday asked to take a closer look at the evidence Google acquired with its Street View Internet eavesdropping gear. Google was like, "Yeah, we heard you talking about that like a week ago."
A never-before detected strain of virus that killed more than one-third of a monkey colony at a U.S. lab appears to have spread to a human scientist. The scientist insists he and the monkeys were just friends.
JetBlue and Southwest have launched ads aimed at competitors' bag-checking fees, saying, "If you wouldn't take it on the ground, don't take it in the air." The Mile High Club is opposing the campaign.
Sean Murphy, a pet store employee, will attempt to set a Guinness World Record for holding 12 cockroaches in his mouth. His next feat: the KFC Double Down.
The French Senate approved a bill raising the retirement age to 62 from 60. Citizens rioted in the streets, fearing this might eventually lead to a 40-hour work week.
Shannon Doherty is promoting her book "Badass: A Hard-Earned Guide to Living Life with Style and (the Right) Attitude." However, critics say Doherty might be confusing the term "badass" with "bitch."
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