Harper’s Magazine reported this month on a proclamation in honor of Dadaism issued late last year by Dennis Highberger, the mayor of Lawrence, Kansas. This year is (according to some) the 90th anniversary of the creation of Dadaism, an artistic…
Drivers in Naples, Florida, called police Tuesday night to report the kind of road incident that you don’t see every day, but would like to. They reported that a man who had been driving his PT Cruiser erratically then crashed…
This transcript from a CNN report records a great argument by Larry Burns, attorney for a woman who was married to three men (independently). Julia Bish was already married to Randy Bish when she married Sgt. Mark Hunt last year…
Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia fired off a letter to the Boston Herald this week, complaining about a report in that paper that Scalia had made an "obscene gesture" toward reporters on Sunday. A Herald reporter caught Scalia after he…
Victor Willis, the highest-ranking member of the Village People, has been re-arrested after attempting to flee from gun and drug charges against him in San Mateo County, California. Ironically, he was the policeman. Willis, who was the co-author of such…
Continuing its recent tradition of crack reporting on the issues of the day, CNN's Headline News is running a segment on allegations that the government has covered up the actual events of 9/11. Its inside source: Charlie Sheen. On Friday's…
Jim Whitehouse is suing his former employer, RBC Dominion Securities, for wrongful dismissal. He was fired in early 2004 but the parties dispute the reason for the firing. Whitehouse testified that he felt it was due to friction over his…
A “source of embarrassment” during parent-teacher conferences, allegedly.
Coca leaves were given to Secretary Rice as part of a gift by the president of Bolivia, during Rice’s visit to that country in March. The leaves were embedded in a guitar that President Evo Morales gave Rice, an Andean…
The New York Times reports that at least one thing has a guaranteed future in Iraq: terror insurance. The state-owned Iraq Insurance Company has begun to insure ordinary Iraqis against, according to the policy rider, "the following dangers: 1) explosions…