Since 2004, Seattle attorney Andrew Basiago has publicly claimed that from the time he was 7 to when he was 12, he participated in "Project Pegasus," a secret U.S. government program that he says worked on teleportation and time travel under the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA). "They trained children along with adults so [...More...]
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A Colorado child was kicked out class after he finally fought back against a bully who tormented him for months. Nine year old Nathan Pemberton was removed from his third grade classroom on Tuesday after a tussle with another child at West Elementary School in Colorado Springs. The school decided to punish both the [...More...]
Officials in a F*****g Austria are being forced to change the town's name due to visitors stealing the street signs No one had a problem with F*****g's name until pranksters began making fun of them with phone calls and joke postcards. Now the village is set to vote on a name change. The new [...More...]
Father of a current University of Alabama football player tripped on a rug and knocked over the 2011 BCS National Championship trophy smashing it to pieces.
Watch the uplifting journey of a dog as she travels from the harsh streets to a caring shelter to her new forever home. Told entirely from the dog's point of view, this film was created to raise awareness for the Law of the Paw, a program that encourages people to do three simple things: adopt, spay/neuter, [...More...]
Staff at a newly-opened mall have been accused of kicking out shoppers for 'looking too gay', holding hands or not covering tattoos. City Creek Center in Salt Lake City, Utah opened in March but has reportedly been inundated with complaints over its strict rules. One shopper complained on Facebook that he was harassed by [...More...]
Authorities in Louisiana say a 6-ft alligator showed up at the front door of a Super 8 Motel outside Baton Rouge and bit a guest. West Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff Mike Cazes reported his office received a call about an alligator around 4 pm Wednesday in Port Allen. 'I couldn’t believe something like that [...More...]
Little did Rhode Island native Charles Sonder know when he woke one morning that he would get more than 50 marriage proposals by the end of the week. Charles Sonder shot to fame after his calm intervention (while eating Pringles and gummi bears) stopped a violent altercation on a subway went viral after it was posted onto the internet.
Last month, Weekio.com reported on a middle school principal who banned hugging because it was deemed inappropriate behavior.
It seems the person behind the ban has now resigned.
The hunt is on for a mystery blonde woman who allegedly smashed a restaurant manager over the head with her designer Louboutin heels.
Dozens of bomb threats at the University of Pittsburgh, including at least twelve on Monday, have prompted professors to start holding classes outside and forced security officials to put in new building access measures and offer a $50,000 reward for information. There have been 56 threats since they began in mid-February, at first targeting [...More...]
A college congratulated nearly 900 applicants for their acceptance into the school, and later had to tell the group they actually weren't admitted. The University of California, Los Angeles mistakenly sent out emails last weekend to the students about financial aid awards, applauding them for being chosen as part of the incoming class this [...More...]
Panic spread today after tsunami warnings were issued following two massive earthquakes off Indonesia. Thousands of people in Aceh – 270 miles from the epicenter of the first 8.7 magnitude quake – fled to the hills fearing a repeat of the deadly 2004 tsunami. Buildings shook for four minutes and there were reports of [...More...]
'Giant' George is used to getting a lot of attention, afterall, he is the world's largest dog. But, he is about to get even more with the release of his new book. Written by his owner, Dave Nasser, 'Giant George: Life with the World's Biggest Dog' charts the gigantic allowances that the 230 pound [...More...]
Five former New Orleans police officers were sentenced Wednesday to prison terms ranging from six to 65 years for their roles in the deadly shootings of unarmed residents during the chaotic days after Hurricane Katrina, with the judge lashing out at prosecutors for two hours on their handling of the case. Police shot six people [...More...]
It has been rumored that the new Sony PlayStation 4 console (code name Orbis) will not play PlayStation 3 games and will have anti-used-game measures built-in. That means players will no longer be allowed to play rental games, borrowed games or any pre-owned games. What has been reported is that if players use second-hand [...More...]
Allegiant Air reported it will start charging flyers $35 for carry-on luggage beginning Wednesday. The new $35.00 fee is the same fee for checked bags. The fee will go live on the airline’s website at midnight on Tuesday. Each passenger will be allowed one small personal item for free – a laptop, purse or [...More...]
Thursday, fifty students were suspended the all-boys Frederick Douglass Academy in Detroit, Michigan for walking out of classes in protest, demanding "an education." Among their complaints: a lack of consistent teachers, the reassignment of the school principal, educators who abuse sick time and a shortage of textbooks. "We've been wronged and disrespected and lied to [...More...]
Doctors in Arizona can no longer be trusted to provide patients the trust. The Arizona Senate passed a bill that will prohibit medical malpractice lawsuits against doctors who withhold information from a woman that could cause her to have an abortion. The "wrongful birth, wrongful life" lawsuit legislation passed the Republican-controlled Senate 20-9. The [...More...]
Arizona legislators have moved forward with an unprecedented bill that would require women who wish to have their contraception covered by their health insurance plans to prove to their employers that they are taking it to treat medical conditions. The bill also makes it easier for Arizona employers to fire a woman for using [...More...]
A private investigator from Texas claims he knows O. J. Simpson did not kill Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman in 1994. In a new book, 'OJ is Innocent and I Can Prove It,' William C. Dear alleges Simpson went on trial, and was acquitted of murder, in an effort to deflect attention from the [...More...]