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A recent trip to rent movies took a bizarre turn for Charlene and Holly Murphy when a man pretending to be a police officer called the store, told an employee the teens were thieves and threatened to strip search them.
Two popular tales about College Hall are that a ghost named Mildred haunts the building and that tunnels used to lead from its basement to other buildings on campus.
California's multi-billion-dollar adult porn industry has ground to a virtual halt after a popular actor tested positive for the virus that causes AIDS.
Mothers exasperated by petty rows with their teenage daughters should take heart from new research which shows arguing may actually be good for their relationships with moody offspring.
While struggling unsuccessfully to think of a single mistake he has made since the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, President Bush committed three factual errors about weapons finds in Libya.
A Sotheby's auction house employee was accused of stealing property belonging to the late John F.Kennedy Jr., including a hand-drawn card he made for his father, the slain U.S. president, when he was two years old.