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Four people, including one American, were gored by bulls on the streets of Pamplona during the third day of the northern Spanish city's world famous fiesta.
Local politicians and environmental activists are protesting Swiss chocolate manufacturer Milka's plans to bathe Germany's highest mountain in beams of purple light, the brand's trademark color.
Growing numbers of Germans are becoming addicted to text-messaging, a German doctor has warned, estimating there are some 380,000 sufferers nationwide.
A peace-loving, flower-wielding Japanese folk rock star who campaigned against the war in Iraq claimed a parliamentary seat — one of the more unorthodox victories for Japan's largest opposition party in the national elections.
Your dog, your toddler, your car and your computer can now sport the same pungent phrase — suggesting an anatomically unlikely sex act — uttered in a moment of pique by U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney.
It took him two tries, but South African Philip Rabinowitz made it into the Guinness Book of World Records as the fastest 100-year-old to run 100 meters.
Visitors might be forgiven for thinking that Bangkok, infamous as the flesh-pot of southeast Asia, has gone condom crazy on the eve of the 15th International AIDS conference.
A pilot bringing mail to four Lake Erie islands needed 20 stitches to his face after a seagull crashed through the windshield of the twin-engine airplane.
A driver who told a parking attendant "You are nobody!" has felt the weight of Italy's legal system, which ruled the seemingly innocuous words constituted slander — and fined him heavily.
Wheel of Fortune" co-host Vanna White used her best-known prop — the game show's puzzle board — to announce her engagement to California businessman Michael Kaye.
Using a red snorkel as a baton, a symphony conductor in scuba gear led a group of underwater "musicians" wearing tuxedos and sequins at the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary.
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