The Colorado school system has decided to drop its charges of sexual harassment against Hunter Yelton. The boy was suspended from school and charged with sexual harassment for kissing a girl in his class on the hand. He's all of 6.

Fox News host Megyn Kelly told her viewers Thursday that Santa Claus is white and later added that Jesus Christ was white, too. Well Santa, fictional, can be white if she likes, as others can consider him another color. But Jesus? Not white.

The man who stood beside world leaders, including U.S. President Barack Obama and U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, and signed gibberish has been found and has apologized. Thamsanqa Jantjie also admits to a troubled past replete with mental problems.

A new website from Finland is a reminder to us all of what smoking can do to our bodies and our health. It's from the Cancer Society of Finland and gives the viewer both visuals and text on how each part of the body is affected by smoking.

Canadian pop-singer Justin Bieber is in the Philippines where he has launched a worldwide campaign to aid victims of last month's typhoon. Bieber went there after completing his massive 15-month 'Believe' tour with 7 shows in Australia.

Toronto Mayor Rob Ford may have dragged himself down to yet another low when, on a taped interview airing Monday night, he implied a Toronto Star reporter was a pedophile. There's no substance to the allegation but that seemed immaterial to Ford.

There are lousy politicians and then there is Rob Anders. To the Canadian Conservative MP it doesn't matter that Nelson Mandela is credited the world over with bringing down apartheid and ending a system that caused widespread suffering among blacks.

The Victoria SPCA claim two dogs they killed last month, Bear and Dozzer, were put down due to behavior. But while they call it euthanizing, and necessary, that's not how it looks from the outside. From the outside it looks unwarranted and uncaring.

A pod of some 50 pilot whales has stranded itself in the Florida Everglades National Park along the Gulf of Mexico. Officials can't say why and already about 10 of the whales have died. Fisherman discovered the pod there on Tuesday.

The men Harrison O'kene worked with on a Nigerian tugboat last May did not get lucky when their boat went down, all died. But Okene did get lucky, he found an air bubble and survived 60 hours at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean in the sunken ship.

Police in Iceland shot and killed a man who fired a shotgun in his home on Monday, the first time a person has ever been shot dead by an armed officer in the nation's history.

Suzette Hall of Longmont, Colo. decided that providing haircuts while topless would likely be a good money-maker. She may have been right but it was a gig that didn't last so long. Last week Hall was arrested for not having a licence - to cut hair.

The embattled Toronto Mayor Rob Ford is making the news in his country of Canada and elsewhere, especially in the U.S. where he's been the butt of TV show sketches and talk show jokes. Now even a small-town U.S.A. cop has made a Ford reference.

A lesbian couple, Patricia Ewert and Vernita Gray, have become the first same-sex couple in Illinois to marry. The state isn't set to become the 16th U.S. state to allow gay marriage until June 1 but a judge allowed their case as Gray is dying of cancer.

Pop star Justin Bieber landed in Brisbane on Sunday to do seven Australian concerts on his 'Believe' tour. Once a sellout everywhere he went, he was met by news that his tickets aren't moving so well and some are even going for half-price on eBay.

A U.K. consumer website called FreeDeliveryLand released a poll this week that purports to name the Most Heartbreaking Movie of all-time. The winner is the 1997 version of 'Titanic' starring Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio

Vancouver - Thousands of marijuana activists in the Canadian province of B.C. are trying to change how the drug is policed there. But the petition 'Sensible B.C.' canvassers are gathering appears unlikely to gain enough signatures to get the job done.

There may be a measure of justice on the way for Brenda Moreside. The 44-year-old Moreside was killed in her Alberta home in February of 2005, stabbed to death after calling 911 for help and receiving none. An inquest into her death began Monday.

It's a deed you might find objectionable: Lisa and Cleveland Cox from Liberty Township in Ohio adopted a boy and now, 9 years later, gave him back. They've been charged with child abandonment and are on the run.

A Morgan Stanley Co. private wealth fund manager, John C. Kelly, has been charged in a Manhattan court with filming sex encounters with three separate women without their consent. If found guilty of all counts he could land in jail for up to 12 years.