Some booze-loving bovines are making headlines today for stealing all of the beer at a backyard party in Boxford, Mass.
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Some booze-loving bovines are making headlines today for stealing all of the beer at a backyard party in Boxford, Mass.
Dove, the personal care brand, is facing something of a public relations crisis after the European labeling for its new moisturizing self-tanner was slammed online as "racist."
Five adventurous diners paid to eat an asexual 22-year-old's recently removed penis and testicles in Tokyo. 
U.S. human rights and religious groups are calling on their country to apologize officially to Maher Arar, the Canadian citizen who was tortured in Syria after being deported there by U.S. officials on terror allegations in 2002.
Should the U.S. apologize?
Should the U.S. apologize?
Steve Wheen, also known as the pothole gardener, stumbled upon the opportunity to turn an urban blemish into a miniature work of art when he was still a university student. Since then, he's been creating "holes of happiness" around the world. 
Italy has withdrawn a proposal to levy a tax on dogs and cats after a massive and angry public outcry, Reuters reports.Would you support such a tax?
In just 13 months an
insulated container holding a Harley Davidson motorcycle, five golf
clubs, tools, tent poles and other small weathered bits and pieces
drifted across the Pacific Ocean some 6,500 kilometers and came ashore in
an area I frequently visit. 
A man who shot his friend in the leg so his friend could see what being
shot felt like has been charged in New York State with reckless
endangerment.
How far would you go to help a friend?
How far would you go to help a friend?
Vegemite sales are slumping in its native Australia, the Wall Street Journal has reported.Fans of the salty yeast extract spread were quick to react, expressing their loyalty on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
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