A New York restaurateur has been warned by city health officials after he offered customers cheese made from his wife's breast milk.
A group of masked women caused controversy in China by dancing in the street in their underwear in a bid to find husbands.
Federal employees earn higher average salaries than private-sector workers in more than eight out of 10 occupations, a USA TODAY analysis of federal data finds.
The D.C. police union says a detective accused of unholstering his gun at a snowball fight faces a possible 10-day suspension.
...(Former Prosecutor Jim) Gray is part of a growing national movement to rethink pot laws. From California, where lawmakers may outright legalize marijuana, to New Jersey, which implemented a medical use law Jan. 19, states are taking unprecedented steps to loosen marijuana restrictions. Advocates of legalizing marijuana say generational, political and cultural shifts have taken the USA to a unique moment in its history of drug prohibition that could topple 40 years of tough restrictions on both medicinal and recreational marijuana use.
Rule of thumb: if any given piece of legislation can be interpreted more broadly than legislators intended, some overeager prosecutor will do so.
