Elizabeth Haggarty

A Spanish woman says she’s found a loophole in the law that has allowed her to register ownership of the sun – and charge us to use it.

Sporting a leather device and engraved with a toe nail, the artifact is thought to have belonged to an ancient Egyptian who lost her big toe.

The flames of revolutions in the Arab world may have been stoked by Facebook and Twitter, but South Korea is hoping mass protests will be ignited in North via helium balloons.

Visor-clad, burger-handling teens wrapped in an eau de deep fryer beware: Your days are numbered — at least in Europe.

Being eaten seems to be a method for some to breed in new lands after crawling out of avian droppings.

Just because you’re dead doesn’t mean you have to look like death.

Magic has moved from the purview of those with a knack for sleight of hand to the nimble of texting. But not all magicians are happy about it.

A cat in an ad, even when it has nothing to do with the product, will get 78 per cent more Facebook users to click through, an ad agency finds.