• Silver dollars perplex LAPD

  October 13, 2006
  Los Angeles police have confiscated silver dollar coins from the 18th, 19th and early 20th centuries being sold in the city's Skid Row area.

• Congressman asks feds to block Duane 'Dog' Chapman's extradition

  October 11, 2006
  A U.S. congressman form Colorado is urging the Bush administration to block the extradition of television bounty hunter Duane "Dog" Chapman to Mexico.

• Educators hope math CD multiplies success

  October 9, 2006
  The British government hopes it has a hit CD and elementary school children will sing its praises -- er, multiplication tables.

• Snowe crabby over langostino lobster

  October 4, 2006
  Maine lobster fishermen are angry and red in the face over losses from the marketing of langostino lobsters they claim are just prawns.

• Aggressive squirrels in California city

  September 27, 2006
  Parks officials in Mountain View, Calif., are on the attack against squirrels they say have become dangerously aggressive, attacking at least three people.

• Couple charged after Domino's brownie bake

  September 27, 2006
  A North Carolina couple has been charged with breaking and entering and larceny after the duo broke into Domino's Pizza and used the ovens to bake brownies.

• British call for a return to manners

  September 27, 2006
  A poll says the British public is mourning the death of good manners as people abandon the strict rules that previously governed social behavior.

• Seth Meyers taking over Tina Fey's 'SNL' 'Weekend Update' spot

  September 26, 2006
  "Saturday Night Live" has tapped Seth Myers to fill the "Weekend Update" co-anchor chair vacated by Tina Fey, the New York-based comedy show announced.

• Scottish chef calls restaurant food 'dire'

  September 26, 2006
  Andrew Fairlie of the Gleneagles Hotel, honored this year as the top chef in Britain, says that modestly priced food in Scotland is "pretty dire."

• Andrew Lloyd-Webber vows to sue over 'Sound of Music' winner runors

  September 26, 2006
  Accusations in British media over a supposedly rigged talent search has theater legend Andrew Lloyd-Webber talking about possibly filing a lawsuit.

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