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It's not easy being SteveA man from Newmarket, Ontario shares his name with our prime minister. He finds that being named Stephen Harper can have both perks and downfalls.
New York Times mistakenly spams 8.6 million people
The New York Times thought it was sending an email to a few hundred people who had recently cancelled subscriptions, offering them a 50 per cent discount for 16 weeks to lure them back. Instead, Wednesday's offer went to 8.6 million email addresses of peo
Putin claims 7 billionth person is Russian
KALININGRAD, Russia - Prime Minister Vladimir Putin hailed a two-day old Russian boy as the world’s seven billionth person on Wednesday, weighing into a bizarre scramble to claim a title that is almost impossible to verify.
Hoax sign warns drivers of panda rampage
A wave of "panda-monium" has swept through a northern Arizona city thanks to a mischievous street sign hacker who warned motorists of a "ROGUE PANDA ON RAMPAGE."
In defence of Pamela Anderson
LOS ANGELES - "Mutton dressed as lamb." This is a wry, old British idiom I heard the other day that wickedly describes how older women can look when they try to dress in young, hip clothes.
75-year-old pilot explains encounter with F-16s
Myrtle Rose was taking a short flight over suburban Chicago when the 75-year-old aviation enthusiast looked out her cockpit window to see two F-16 fighter jets. She assumed the military pilots were just slowing down to get a closer look at her antique pla
Woman smashes $1M worth of luxury cars(CBS News)
In Monte Carlo in Monaco earlier this week, a large crowd gathered to gawk, but it wasn't because of a Grand Prix race or a celebrity. A woman driving a Bentley Azure - sticker price $383,000 - crashed into a $95,000 Mercedes Benz.
Summer potholes perturbing
Do you really want to know how primitive Grande Prairie was 50 years ago this summer? Forget about the lack of TV reception (unless you had a really tall antenna that could snatch the Dawson Creek station's signal out of the ether) or the crackdown on the
Scottish Wedding Mishap
A fuming bride decked her kilt wearing hubby when he sat on her knee at the reception and left a skid mark on her wedding dress.
Chinese TV Lifted Fighter Jet Footage from 'Top Gun'
China's state-run CCTV is once again under suspicion doctoring footage, this time with images lifted from the movie "Top Gun" in a segment supposedly depicting the capabilities of China's state-of-the-art J-10 fighter jet. The newscast aired on Dec. 23 sh
Group wins $129M with ticket bought at porn shop
A group of friends and family is obscenely rich after winning a nearly $129 million jackpot with a lottery ticket bought at a Detroit-area porn shop. And some of the money will be devoted to sacred purposes.
Typo sends callers to sex line, not charity
NFL fans never know what to expect from Chad Ochocinco but even they were probably surprised when dialing a number from a charity cereal box featuring the attention-seeking Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver and getting a phone-sex line.
Commonwealth Games security deploys monkeys
Security officials at the Commonwealth Games aren't monkeying around anymore, deploying langur monkeys at several venues in New Delhi to keep smaller simians from causing any trouble.
US sorry for flying Philippine flag upside down
The United States government apologized for displaying the Philippine flag upside down at an event in New York attended by President Barack Obama on Friday, calling it an “honest mistake.”
TiCats lampoon Riders with 'Fantuz Flakes'
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats have taken to lighthearted mockery in an effort to drum up fan support with the release of a pseudo-news report about a new hair-care product from the Saskatchewan Roughrider's Andy Fantuz.
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