Two big explosions on the surface of the sun will cause a moderate to strong geomagnetic storm on Earth in the coming days, possibly disrupting radio and satellite communications, scientists said on Thursday.

This weekend, Sarah Palin and many members of her family were reportedly involved in a big ol’, 20-person drunken brawl at a Wasilla snowmobile party, which, if you’re playing Palin bingo, means you’ve won.

A Chipotle Mexican Grill in State College shut down Wednesday after a note was posted on the restaurant referencing alleged poor working conditions.

An American fugitive spotted this week in Oakville has been captured, Toronto Police say. Anthony Joseph Maiorano, 32, was convicted of aggravated assault in 2007 and had been serving a 20-year sentence at a Georgia correctional facility when he was released on a day pass in April.

A video shot by a golfer near Vancouver has gone viral.

Toronto police say they have found a man who was deemed unlawfully at large when he failed to return after being out on an approved day pass from the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health.

More than 2,000 people have invaded a small Spanish town for an annual zombie survival game. Players roam the streets of Collado Villalba by night trying to elude people dressed as zombies.

An Ohio man fell 60 feet off a cliff while sleepwalking in a national forest in Kentucky, but he suffered only minor injuries, officials said yesterday.

Just two or three experiences with “magic mushrooms” helped a dozen long-term smokers quit, succeeding in a study where numerous other approaches failed. The volunteers took a pill containing psilocybin, the active hallucinogenic ingredient in magic mushrooms, as part of a cognitive behavior therapy program at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore. Six months later, 12 of the 15 participants remained …

Fat-shaming does not help people lose weight, experts have said. Making obese people feel bad about their size does not encourage them to shed excess pounds – and may even make them put on more.

Mammals may have appeared on our planet far earlier than thought. Paleontologists have uncovered three new small squirrel-like species that lived about 208 million years ago during the late Triassic.