Unusual

The city of North Pole, Alaska recently celebrated the re-election of its longtime local politician and world peace advocate, Santa Claus, who has just secured his seat on the city council for the next three years.

A North Carolina man won a $750,000 judgement against his ex-wife’s alleged lover, according to reports citing court documents. 

You’ll be celebrating the holidays with special craft beer thanks to a boozy advent calendar that is coming to Costco.

This deal actually was too good to be true.

We’re in a big moment of change - the World Economic Forum calls this the “4th Industrial Revolution” and like every revolution before it (steam, electricity, digital), the world is going to go through a bumpy ride.

It’s officially Spooky Season and one home in West Virginia celebrates every year with 3,000 hand-carved pumpkins covering the property.

The group reportedly damaged restaurant property after learning about their orange juice charges, and even assaulted an IHOP manager.

Just in time for Halloween, the two-story home features hardwood floors, an attached garage and the evil villain Ghostface.

A runner has been killed by lightning as he was about to finish a 50 kilometer (31.07 miles) race in southeast Kansas.

After setting the dip out on a plate, Medina-Hernandez allegedly allowed two co-workers to eat some, and one later ended up in the hospital.

As Spain experienced another intensely dry summer, the drought conditions unearthed an ancient circle of stones dubbed the “Spanish Stonehenge.”

A Florida middle school teacher is under investigation after giving students a multiple-choice question about President Donald Trump that referred to him as an “idiot,” according to reports.

An Austrian couple waiting for dresses ordered online from the Netherlands received the surprise of their lives when instead more than 24,000 ecstasy tablets were delivered.

The couple is accused of renting an apartment for the girl and moving to Canada. They claim that she is actually an adult and that the adoption was a "scam."

A woman who lost her iPhone during an outing on a river in South Carolina got it back in working condition after a YouTube star and diver found it more than a year later.

In a ruling booze drinkers will appreciate, a German court has determined that a hangover is an illness in a case against the maker of a food supplement marketed as an "anti-hangover drink."

A man seeking an imaginative way to propose to his longtime girlfriend secretly grew a carrot inside of an engagement ring, then lured her to the garden to pick the lucky carrot out of the bunch.