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The White House offered its third version of a pilot who spotted Air Force One while it flew to Iraq — a sighting that if publicly disclosed would have scrubbed President Bush's Thanksgiving Day visit to U.S. troops in Baghdad.
As a small sign of the many ways the White House maximized the impact of President Bush's 2½-hour Thanksgiving stop at the Baghdad airport, administration officials said that the Turkey Bush picked up was a decoration, not a serving plate.
DaimlerChrysler AG' sponsorship of a Super Bowl halftime football game between lingerie-clad women could draw criticism, but the Lingerie Bowl is a marketing risk the automaker, which has become known for its sexually-suggestive ads, says it's willing to take.
The Wayne County sheriff says his deputies had a hard time finding what they were looking for in the aisles filled with holiday shoppers at Wal-Mart: jurors.
Potty parity. Squatters rights. Go ahead, make fun of the fact that several City Council members introduced a bill to have more restrooms set aside for women than men in most buildings.
The world's largest funeral company has agreed to pay $100m in damages for digging up bones from its graves and throwing them away to make room for more coffins.
A doctor who has been an outspoken advocate for caps on medical malpractice awards was found negligent for a failed hip replacement and ordered by a jury to pay $800,000 in damages.
An Indian investigative journalist has won little-coveted Bad Sex in Fiction Award for a turbo-charged account of a lovers' tryst that likens their amours to a speeding Bugatti.
On a bright Sunday morning nearly 43 years ago, a ramshackle Buick crept through the streets of Palm Beach, Fla., toward a sprawling, Mediterranean-style mansion. At the wheel was a disheveled, silver-haired madman. His aged right hand rested near a switch wired to seven sticks of dynamite.
An Ottawa woman has been convicted of locking a 6-year-old girl in a clothes dryer, where the girl ate, slept, urinated and defecated for weeks at a time.
