Hundreds of cars clogged streets near the Las Vegas strip Thursday after a local phone company offered 10,000 bucks worth of free gas. Cars were lined up for miles to tank-up. (May 16)
A man who was arrested for allegedly distributing marijuana says he and his wife are members of a cannabis ministry and have a religious right to use pot. But, police aren't buying it. (May 15)
A 48-year-old extreme sports enthusiast has taken human flight to a new level by strapping on a pair of jet-powered wings and performing figure eights above the Swiss Alps. He plans to cross the English Channel later this year. (May 14)
A Honda Motor Company designed robot conducts the Detroit Symphony in a performance of "The Impossible Dream" from "Man of La Mancha." (May 14)
Visitors to the Jerusalem conference had the privilege of being able to look at a segment of a unique ancient Dead Sea scroll of Psalms. Historians believe the document was written or copied in Israel between 250 BC and 68 AD. (May 14)
Photographer Spencer Tunick held a photo shoot for 1,840 naked people in Vienna, Austria. Tunick appreciates the new opportunity to work with stadium architecture. (May 12)
Thirty years after the kick off to legalized gambling in Atlantic City, there is no question that casinos have transformed it into a $5 billion-a-year powerhouse. But problems that money was supposed to address remain. (May 9)
A trio of bears are caught on camera going through the trash of a Colorado Springs neighborhood and climbing trees as curious on lookers keep a close eye. (May 8)
On a beach in San Diego, a seal pup gets tangled in a fishing net. Authorities warned people to not go near the animal to try a rescue, but a group of people claim they did just that, freeing the seal. (May 7)
Bill Bramanti will love Pabst Blue Ribbon eternally, and he's got the custom-made beer-can casket to prove it. The 67-year-old suburban Chicago man ordered a casket that looks just like a can of Pabst Blue Ribbon beer. (May 6)
An attempted car thief in Las Vegas tries to get away from police in a golf cart. But, since the carts don't move very fast, it didn't take too long for police to catch up and arrest him. (May 5)
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