The Roman Catholic Church has instructed the faithful that some parts of the Bible are not actually true, and that they should not expect 'total accuracy' in Scripture.
Two Americans and a German won the Nobel Physics Prize on Tuesday for optical research giving extremely accurate measurements that could one day be used in deep space travel or three-dimensional holographic television.
Police arrested a 40-year-old man accused of taking off his pants at a fast-food restaurant then sitting down and eating other people's food. Lower Paxton Township Police arrested David Waller on charges of indecent exposure and disorderly conduct. Police said he went to the restroom and exited moments later with his shorts around his knees. He then sat down at a booth where two women and a 6-year-old boy were sitting and started to eat their food, police said.
Half a dozen Mexico City prostitutes have been arrested for using eye drops containing a sleep-inducing drug to knock out and rob their clients, leaving at least five men dead.
A judge has ruled that the victims of a 2002 fire in Lanesboro cannot sue the city for damages. Authorities said former Lanesboro police chief John Tuchek set the blaze in an attempt to impress his former girlfriend by rescuing her from the fire.
A substitute teacher in Lake County, Fla., was terminated and banned from teaching in the county after he ripped out a student's insulin pump during class apparently thinking it was a ringing cell phone, according to a Local 6 News report.
A California family's black labrador jumped up and ate its owner's $6,000 anniversary ring as the woman was admiring it with a friend. Barbara Wiesner said she had handed the ring to her friend when her dog, King, grabbed and swallowed the diamond.