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Alarmed at the use of camera phones to catch individuals in compromising situations, South Korea has ordered manufacturers to ensure that all new handsets emit a beep whenever a picture is taken.
The crew of an Indonesian boat caught fishing illegally in Australian waters has been jailed after making up a story that their captain had fallen overboard.
German police rushing to investigate a suspected supermarket robbery discovered the culprit to be a small spider which had set off an alarm while dangling from its web.
A burp from the loudest belcher in the world echoed round the Tate Modern Gallery as the Guinness World Records book celebrated the release of its 100 millionth copy.
Two French ministers being whisked to the unveiling of new radar speed traps outside Paris were caught over the speed limit as their cars raced to the event.
Schoolchildren found a U.S. Army issued missile launcher from Iraq in a garbage can in Brooklyn, but it was inoperable and no one was injured handling it.
The Carolina Panthers fan who briefly inspired the Tampa Bay Buccaneers by taunting their defense has apologized and said his comments were spur of the moment.
The serving of sushi on a nearly naked woman, a regular feature at a Pioneer Square nightclub, has drawn the ire of activists at the University of Washington.
Hong Kong's top police spokesman says it's OK for undercover cops to get certain sexual favors from prostitutes during investigations aimed at cracking down on solicitation, but has declined to comment on allegations some officers are demanding sex for free.
Patricia McGeary's first wedding plans were lost decades ago when her intended groom joined the military and was killed in active duty during World War II. Now, at age 81, the Parkersburg resident has taken that trip down the aisle with Enman "Buddy" Goldsmith.
The Australian descendants of a Christian missionary eaten by cannibals 136 years ago will travel to Fiji, hoping to help lift a curse on the village where he was killed.
