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A Utah woman used Google Maps’ walking directions on her Blackberry and was given directions to walk onto a highway. She got hit and is now suing Google for damages.

A weatherman sketches out something that might be even more dangerous than a tornado.

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Several groups are working hard to help clean up the oil creeping into Louisiana wetlands and threatening our beaches by employing pet hair’s natural oil-absorbing capabilities.

A woman rushing to see her husband in the emergency room was forced to stop her car because of a strange noise — an 8-week-old lab under the hood of her car.

“Wenzhou street collective Samaritan owed more than 10 members of the public gets her runaway criminals. Wenzhou street collective Samaritan act has more than 10 members of the public gets her runaway criminals2010-05-20 19:15:50 Source: Xinhua (Guangzhou) closely linked to three cell phones and news. Xinhua News Agency, Hangzhou, May 20 …”

A list of the internet’s most inadvertently amusing web addresses – such as the home page for celebrity agent database Who Represents, or www.whorepresents.com – have been compiled in a new book.

You would think that someone known as the father of blood spatter analysis wouldn’t have much trouble getting paid for his services — who, after all, would want to find out how someone like that goes about collecting bad debts?

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French photojournalist Guillaume Herbaut spent some time with an unusual and tough group of 150 Ukrainian women who call themselves “Asgarda.” These women live in the Carpathian Mountains and follow a rigorous routine of fighting and boxing, often with medieval weaponry.

Fortunately, no one was killed in this wild crash involving a soda truck and at least five cars.

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