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A woman soaked paper with methamphetamine, fashioned it to look like a greeting card and sent it to a federal jail inmate who then cut it into pieces for sale to other inmates.
Thieves stole the nose horn from a stuffed rhinoceros in a Norwegian museum, leading to fears that the horn was likely ground into a powder prized as an aphrodisiac in Asia.
Not content with being the smallest country to take its place in the European Union next year, Malta can claim another yardstick: its women are the shortest among current and soon-to-be EU members.
The letter carriers union has joined the Postal Service in denouncing an upcoming Fox television comedy sketch about mail employees "going postal" and demanded that it not be run as scheduled.
South Africa's Advertising Standards Authority has banned an advertisement for the country's Post Office that gave children an address to write to Santa Claus with their Christmas wishes.
A partridge in a pear tree and five golden rings may be a bargain this year, but the price for seven swans a-swimming has gone through the roof, driving up the cost of the 12 days of Christmas by a record amount, according to an estimated cost of the holiday carol's shopping list.
