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An Argentine man leaped into the lion's pen during a weekend visit to the Buenos Aires zoo, challenged one of the animals to a bullfight — and walked away with just minor cuts and bruises.
Chocolate and cheese are possibly the best known Swiss culinary delights, but in some rural parts of the Alpine country puppies and kittens spice up the menu.
A barman accused of posing as a superspy to swindle more than £600,000 from six victims in an elaborate decade-long con game has gone on trial, charged with kidnapping, beatings, threats, deception and theft.
Police said they expected the Federal Communications Commission to try to identify whoever broadcast on the same frequency as the wireless intercom at a Burger King.
German police are investigating after an angry man returned a computer he had just bought, saying it was packed with small potatoes instead of computer parts.
A German woman caused more than 100,000 euros ($128,300) of damage when an attempt to back out of her spot in a parking garage ended with her car on its roof and four other vehicles damaged.
A warning label on a fishing lure that sports three steel hooks advises the lure is "Harmful if swallowed." The label took fourth in the seventh annual Wacky Warning Label Contest.
When Virginia Moore's husband was killed in battle during World War II, an ID bracelet she gave him was lost in a foxhole. Moore was tearfully reunited with the token 60 years later when a Belgian police officer gave her the silver piece her husband was wearing when he left to fight in 1944.
True to her perfectionist reputation, Martha Stewart is using a stylish and highly detailed personal Web site to tell her side of the story as her high-stakes trial approaches.
In the week since a new federal anti-spam took effect, spam-filtering company Brightmail Inc. flagged 58 percent of incoming e-mail as spam, showing no change from December.
