Sarah Palin has a book deal.
She is going to publish her memoirs.
You know it will be a coloring book, so that the people who support her will understand it.
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The popular cereal doesn't do what it claims for your health, says the FDA.
On the talk show circuit to defend his legacy, the once-reclusive former VP is stirring things up.
May mean? What do you MAY mean ... they're nothing but trouble.
But then again this is a bad thing, how?
Philadelphia's Jayson Werth goes berserk on the basepaths, accomplishing something only done a handful of times since World War II.
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A strange new sighting brings the legend of the "Montauk Monster" roaring back to life.
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A minor league baseball team in New Jersey is designating a special section for fans who want to go out to the ballgame but buy no peanuts or Cracker Jack.
A West Virginia girl threatened her sister with a gun to force her to play with her.
An office worker cleaning a fridge full of rotten food created a smell so noxious that it sent seven co-workers to the hospital and made many others ill.
Andrew Norman wanted to eat damper and he expected his girlfriend to cook it. So when she turned her back on him he picked up a knife and stabbed her in the back.
An Australian man whose body is covered in tattoos has pledged to donate his skin to the National Gallery when he dies.
A children's advisor on healthy eating, Michala Forder, has been warned her son Zac is overweight and risking cancer because he is one pound over NHS guidelines.
A species of bream, sarpa salpa, which can trigger hallucinations when eaten, has been been discovered in British waters due to global warming.
Police said a 500-pound moose fell 18 feet to its death when it apparently leaped a guardrail on an Interstate 95 overpass and landed on Hinckley Road.
Officials say a suspected drug dealer who led police on a 90 mph chase in Indiana was arrested after he stopped suddenly at a Taco Bell parking lot.
David Buth is rewarding the tree-mendous fundraising efforts of his Michigan middle school students by spending 65 hours in a perch 40 feet above ground.
Police cracking down on rowdy Amish youths ticketed a teenager for having beer in his horse-drawn buggy when they pulled him over on a western New York road.
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A French man's shrieks and squeals make him a viral sensation, but is he amusing or annoying?
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