Saturday February 28, 2009 Updated 6:30 AM PST
With its slim white body and glowing amber tip, it can easily pass as a regular cigarette. It even emits what look like curlicues of white smoke.
Is a toilet an optional extra at 30,000 feet? Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary seems to think so, as his no-frills carrier plumbs new depths by thinking of charging customers to use the aircraft loo.
A Texas man was been arrested after police said he used counterfeit money to purchase fake OxyContin pills from an undercover officer.
The Carter County (Tenn.) Sheriff's Department is trying to serve an 80-year-old warrant for the arrest of a man who wrote a $30 bad check, although unsure if he is alive.
A lot of people are struggling to keep their homes in these tough economic times. One suburban St. Louis family is trying to keep its cave.
The mayor of Los Alamitos in Orange County said he will resign and didn't mean to offend anyone when he forwarded an e-mail picture of watermelons on the White House lawn.
Most proposals to tax dirty magazines, racy movies, sex toys, strip clubs and other adult businesses have stalled, often because of conflicts with First Amendment protections of free expression.
Staff at the Santa Monica Pier Aquarium in California say the trickster who flooded their offices with sea water was armed. Eight-armed, to be exact.
A Las Vegas casino cafe is rewarding patrons who can put away a 2-foot, 6-pound burrito with a most logical prize -- free unlimited rides on a roller coaster.
Authorities say a man running late for a flight flashed a fake police badge to airline workers and claimed to be an air marshal so they would let him in. That's where his troubled began.
An Indianapolis couple beat the odds when they claimed their second $50,000 Lucky 5 Hoosier lottery prize.
A jury in Los Angeles awarded nearly $7 million to a 56-year-old woman who said she was unknowingly infected with herpes by the 77-year-old founder of a hair-care company.
A sign hangs amid the bottles of vinegar at a market in Oregon. It's simple and to the point: "Thanks to the Balsamic Vinegar Thief this area is now under surveillance. We will get you."
Police and medical examiners in Kansas City who thought a man died of natural causes changed their minds after funeral-home workers found bullet holes in his head.
A Louisiana woman is accused of trading two young children in her care for a pet cockatoo and $175 cash from a couple who had been trying for years to have their own child.
Police say an Indiana teenager who soaked her hair in gasoline to try to kill head lice was severely burned when the gas fumes ignited and set her head ablaze.
A good Samaritan who helped push three people out of the path of a pickup truck before being struck and injured in Denver has gotten a reward for his good deed: A jaywalking ticket.
A former N.J. beauty pageant winner and her mother are accused of passing counterfeit $50 bills at two stores near the Jersey shore.
Police didn't have to travel far to find a man accused of robbing three banks in southern New Jersey. That's because 61-year-old Lawrence Dove Sr. lives next door to a police station.
Betto Almeida is the Mr. Lucky of Rio's Carnival. He wakes at 8, gets to the office by 11 and spends hours painting the bodies of gorgeous women — and earning as much as $2,000 a day.
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