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'Take This Lollipop' and get a creepy stalker

A creepy man in a dimly lit room stares at his computer screen while stalking your Facebook page. He clicks through some of your more embarrassing moments, documented only for your friends. Your only misstep? Allowing a page with a giant blue lollipop to access your Facebook information.... Read more»

Oldest weapon in America identified

A spear tip embedded in a mastodon bone indicates that humans were hunting in North America 13,800 years ago – 800 years earlier than previously thought.... Read more»1

Actress sues Amazon for revealing age on IMDb

An unnamed actress is suing Amazon.com for more than $1 million for showing her age on the company’s Internet Movie Database site, the AP reports.... Read more»1

Women end 'sex strike' in Colombian town

Women in a small Colombian town can finally return to the bedroom.The women have been on a “sex strike” since June to demand that the road connecting their town to the rest of the country be paved.... Read more»8

Bull gores Spanish matador

A bull gored a Spanish matador, ripping apart the man’s face as it tore through his jaw and gouged out his eyeball in front of an audience on Friday.... Read more»

King crabs invade Antarctica

King crabs — 3-feet-wide red monsters that devour everything in their path — have invaded Antarctica.... Read more»

Is Happy Feet the penguin dead?

The young emperor penguin, Happy Feet, who showed up in New Zealand and quickly became an international celebrity might have been eaten alive after being released into the ocean in August.... Read more»

Tiger caught in deadly love triangle

After months of suffering through a feline love triangle, a female tiger has choked her mate to death at an El Paso Zoo, and the attack came only a few hours after the two tigers had been seen nuzzling each other.... Read more»

Tattoos raise an inkling of concern

A study published in July suggests that phthalates and other chemical ingredients in tattoo ink may be responsible for allergic reactions and infections. More concerning, these newly found chemicals raise unanswered questions about more serious, long-term risks such as skin cancer.... Read more»

Electric motor made from single molecule

Scientists have created the smallest electric motor ever: one made from a single molecule.... Read more»

Man pinned by trailer amputates own toes

A Colorado man was forced to cut off his own toes after he found himself trapped under a 6-ton trailer in a remote part of the state.... Read more»1

Headless remains of Aussie outlaw Ned Kelly ID'd

The headless remains of Australian criminal Ned Kelly were identified 130 years after he was hanged for murder.... Read more»

Updated: Man's sight saved after shears impale eye

University Medical Center trauma surgeons saved an eye and the life of an 86-year-old Green Valley man who fell on pruning shears that pierced his eye socket and neck, said Ann Cisneros, a UMC spokeswoman, Monday.... Read more»

Gaddafi's Condi Rice photo album found

Libyan rebels looting Muammar Gaddafi’s compound in Tripoli have discovered an album filled with photos of former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice.

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3 die in air show accidents in U.S., U.K.

In the latest in a quick succession of air show tragedies in the United States and United Kingdom, a wing walker at an air show near Detroit fell to his death Sunday. (with video)... Read more»

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