Sheboygan teen accused of trying to eat marijuana
(AP)

AP – Sheboygan prosecutors have charged a young woman with trying to eat marijuana as police pulled over the car in which she was riding. Jamie L. Salonen, 18, was charged Friday with misdemeanor marijuana possession and felony bail jumping. The criminal complaint said a trooper stopped her car after seeing the occupants weren’t wearing seatbelts. It said the trooper saw Salonen move around suspiciously.

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Poland okays forcible castration for pedophiles
(Reuters)

Reuters – Poland on Friday approved a law making chemical castration mandatory for pedophiles in some cases, sparking criticism from human rights groups.

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Beyonce stirs Islamist ire in Malaysia again
(Reuters)

Reuters – Malaysia’s opposition Islamist party wants U.S. pop star Beyonce to cancel a planned concert in this Southeast Asian country, two years after it prevented the singer from performing, citing moral issues.

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White Philly officer told to get rid of cornrows
(AP)

AP – Police in Philadelphia say a white officer who came to work with cornrows was ordered by a black superior to get a haircut because the braids violated department standards. The Philadelphia Daily News reported Monday that Officer Thomas Strain was put on desk duty this month because of the braids, even though the paper reported dozens of black officers wear cornrows.

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One in seven Germans want Berlin Wall back?
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Reuters – One in seven Germans want the Berlin Wall back because they were better off when the country was divided, according to an opinion poll published on Wednesday ahead of the 20th anniversary of its collapse on November 9, 1989.

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Even Miss Venezuela can’t escape economic crisis
(Reuters)

Reuters – Despite a second consecutive victory at this year’s Miss Universe, even Venezuela’s hugely successful beauty factory is feeling the global pinch.

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Kate Winslet, Michelle Obama make People’s best-dressed
(Reuters)

Reuters – British actress Kate Winslet lead the pack of People magazine’s 10 best-dressed women of 2009, with U.S. first lady Michelle Obama chosen for “best accessible glamour.”

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Ala. boy fakes kidnapping to hide bad grades
(AP)

AP – An 11-year-old boy gets high marks in storytelling after staging a hoax to cover up his bad grades. Police said the boy faked his kidnapping Friday to avoid bringing home a bad report card, saying that a man with a pistol snatched him after he left Ed White Middle School. The boy said the man forced him into a “beat-up car” and threatened to kill him.

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Cops: Woman pummels clerk after feud over $20 bill
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AP – Delaware State Police said a woman punched a gas station clerk in the face and held scissors to his throat in a dispute over how much money she had given him. The clerk at the Country Farms on West Newport Pike told police that a 53-year-old woman asked for $20 of gas, but only gave him a $1 bill. The clerk said the woman, certain that she had given him a $20 bill, screamed at him when he refused to give her $20.

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Police free 9 from fake Big Brother house
(Reuters)

Reuters – Nine women tricked into thinking they were reality TV show contestants and lured into an Istanbul villa were rescued by Turkish military police after two months confinement, a police spokesman said Thursday.

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