Research published online on Wednesday on the Tyrannosaurus Rex, a ruler of parts of North America 70 million years ago, suggests the creatures hunted in packs. They and cousins, such as the Albertosaurus, were the day's version of armed and dangerous.

A brand new amendment to an old bylaw in Calgary, Canada, will see passengers in cabs in that city have to pay a $100 fee for vomiting. This is a phenomenon that more often happens at night in cities and is more often achieved by drunk persons.

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry is building a case against pro-Russian separatists and Russia itself, insisting they are responsible for downing Malaysian Flight MH17 over Ukrainian skies. He outlined his country's case on political talk shows Sunday.

Jennifer O'Neill is a former assistant to pop star Lady Gaga who appears to be on her way to being a rich former assistant to pop star Lady Gaga. Atria Books, an imprint of Simon & Schuster, say they will publish a book by O'Neill about Gaga.

Police in New Orleans have arrested an employee of a health food store caught on security tape having sex with a prostitute in the back of the store. Not only was Charles West having sex on the job but he used a company check to pay for it.

Pit bulls get plenty of bad press but Ace, a pit bull in Indianapolis, is getting praise. In fact, he's being heralded as a hero in his house, his neighbourhood and in the local press. That's because Ace is credited with saving 13-year-old Nick Lamb.

Blues and rock legend Johnny Winter has died in Switzerland. Winter was found dead in his hotel room in Zurich on Wednesday, in the midst of a European tour and days after his final performance at the Cahors Blues Fest in France on Monday. He was 70.

Tommy Ramone, the last living original member of the iconic American rock band, The Ramones, has died. Ramone, 62, born in Hungary as Erdélyi Tamás, died Friday of bile duct cancer while under hospice care in his home in Queens, New York.

The captain of the ill-fated Costa Concordia has again shifted blame for the tragedy, claiming in an interview Friday an order was not followed on that fateful night. Francesco Schettino put the blame for the disaster on his helmsman.

Goody's Bar in Clarendon, Virginia, called in the police last night to deal with a naked male in their establishment. Apparently the man did not want to put clothes on and wasn't about to leave.

The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgendered community got together with the Toronto Pride Festival Thursday to create a great show of love and acceptance for Canada and the world: a mass wedding of LGBT couples from all over the planet.

Samaras the Great found nerves of steel in Brazil on Tuesday, scoring a goal that put Greece in to the 2nd stage of the World Cup for the 1st time. Georgios Samaras coolly converted a penalty in stoppage time for a 2-1 win over Ivory Coast.

Scientists at Yale University have made what may be a breakthrough discovery in the treatment of hair loss. By administering drugs used for the treatment of arthritis they managed to cause a 25-year-old male to regrow a full head of hair.

The US PGA Quicken Loans National at the Congressional Country Club in Bethesda, Maryland, from June 26-29, is suddenly at the top of golf fans' watch list. That's because after a 3-month injury layoff, Tiger Woods will make his return there.

Toronto police are describing the attempted robbery of an armoured car in the early hours of Thursday as more of an ambush of a security guard. The guard was shot multiple times while outside the vehicle but managed to fire back.

After Cristiano Ronaldo left a training session early Wednesday and iced his knee, rumors about his availability are swirling. Some media reported he is out of the World Cup altogether due to an injury in his left knee, but that news is unconfirmed.

Somewhere in Canada, most likely in the city of Edmonton, Alberta, sits a piece of paper that entitles the holder to $50 million. It is a Lotto Max lottery ticket, bought Dec. 20 in Edmonton, and it has not been turned in.

Win or lose it's not something you'll see fans of any other nation's team do at the World Cup, or anywhere. But it's tradition in Japan to clean up following a sporting event and so that's what they did after Japan lost 2-1 to the Ivory Coast in Brazil.

A tragic story out of China involving a mobile phone and the death of two persons, both who died after suffocating in the waste of a cesspool, or open-pit toilet. One of the dead had jumped into the cesspool to try and retrieve his wife's cell.

The placement of the ball, a step back, the moment before, the approach and...welcome to penalty shootouts at the World Cup. Even those who don't like to see a game decided in a shoot-out — and that's most of us — can't turn away from them.