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More than two dozen mothers staged a breastfeeding "nurse-in" at a Starbucks store in Maryland in an effort to get the world's largest coffee shop chain to adopt a policy allowing breastfeeding in all its U.S. stores.
The next time Brian Teasley gets on a plane, he promises he'll ship his custom-made microphone. That same device shut down five gates at Dallas Fort Worth-International Airport.
The Netherlands is famed for its tolerant attitude toward drugs, but some Dutch say a commercial for a new iced cappuccino drink glorifies cocaine use and has gone too far.
Mike Georgallis and his team of University of British Columbia engineering students took to a field with their ungainly contraption in an attempt to have a man fly their machine three metres above the ground and do so for over a minute.
Responding to a complaint from a neighbor, authorities removed about 160 domestic rabbits — some dead and some alive — from a home and condemned the brick rambler as uninhabitable.
Harrod's, the famous London department store, opened its Christmas department more than four months before the big day, with the city still enveloped in a fug of warm, humid weather.
Once called the "train to nowhere," Houston's new rail line between downtown and the Astrodome is earning a few new nicknames — "Danger Train," the "Wham Bam Tram,""A Streetcar Named Disaster."
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