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A sudden gust of wind uprooted a tent at a wedding moments after the couple recited their vows, killing one guest and injuring more than a dozen others.
The Nebraska Health and Human Services system has revoked the license of a North Platte therapist accused of firing a handgun at a memo that angered him.
The first snow in about 20 years in Peru's tourist city of Cuzco has left thousands of tourists stranded as road, rail and air routes were closed by the bad weather.
The Dutch team may be looking healthier than ever after making it to the semi-finals of Euro 2004, but nail-biting games like their victory over Sweden are taking its toll on fans.
Technology-obsessed Singapore may have claimed a fresh world record for punching in the fastest mobile phone text message after a competition that demanded a flair for dexterity, and considerable geekiness.
An opera featuring rape, torture and masturbation, a nude bass singing an aria in the shower and a cross-dressing hero who rounds off the night by slaughtering a troupe of semi-naked prostitutes has caused a scandal in Berlin.
The main rail link to southern Italy and Sicily was blocked for a fourth day by hundreds of people who remained camped on the track in protest at the reopening of a rubbish dump.
Cannabis in the Netherlands is almost twice as strong as in the rest of the European Union, where the drug's potency has remained stable, the EU drugs agency said.
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