World Spine Day events have concluded. National Chiropractic Week in Italy ends tomorrow and October is National Chiropractic Month in the United States.

'Believe', a follow-up to Justin Bieber's 2011 hit documentary, 'Justin Bieber: Never Say Never,' is set for release at Christmas, his manger said Sunday. Like that first film, 'Believe' was directed by Jon M. Chu.

The return for a Boston homeless man, Glen James on his act of honesty keeps growing. James turned in a backpack he found with $42,000 in it and another man, impressed by the deed, set up a donation website for him.

A group in the Canadian province of Alberta is claiming that the wounds on a dementia patient's face at a care home in Lethbridge, Alta. are a result of being bitten by mice. The owners of the St. Therese Villa claim the wounds are from a virus.

Apple's two newest products, the iPhone 5S and the cheaper iPhone 5C, will be available on September 20 and the 5C can already be pre-ordered. They'll be no pre-ordering of the 5S, however.

A 19-year-old New York man died Thursday after being struck in the head by the remote-controlled toy helicopter he was flying in a park. The blades of the flying toy took off a portion of his head.

On the one hand I do not really care about adults smoking pot. While I do consider it a gateway drug that has contributed negatively to many lives, like with alcohol, if adults partake in moderation and don't drive under the influence, it's fine by me.

Is it impolite to note that Anthony Weiner, a candidate for mayor of New York, has balls? Or better to say 'courage'? The thing is 'balls' fits a man named Weiner who sexted pictures of his penis to strange women, was exposed, yet didn't run and hide.

Does it seem odd that millions of us on this strange planet were staring at an iPhone or computer at the same time Tuesday, on a crazy hunt for something clever to tweet about a newly-minted #RoyalBaby? Don't we need better things to do?

Edward Snowden, a whistleblower to some and a leaker and traitor to the U.S. to others, remains holed up in the transit zone of Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport. However, he's completed an application for temporary asylum in Russia, it's now being reported.

A 2-year-old baby girl, Qiqi was left sleeping in her apartment by her parents in China and woke up by herself. Likely afraid, she crawled to the family's fourth-floor window and climbed up on the ledge, crying and moving dangerously close to the edge.

In a telephone interview with the Taliban's Shaheen Suhail, A.P. learned the insurgency group would consider an exchange with the Americans. U.S. Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl was captured June 30, 2009 in Afghanistan and could be traded for detainees.

Naked ziplining to raise money for breast cancer is becoming a tradition in the Canadian province of B.C. For the third year in a row women will zipline naked to fight cancer, and this time they'll also be making the Guinness Book of World Records.

Entertainment websites and other media have been pumping out stories recently on how Lady Gaga has lost weight. She's in Mexico vacationing with friends, reports have it, and has lost considerable weight as she continues recouping from surgery.

A elderly Maine man missing since the previous day returned home as a television crew was doing an on-spot broadcast on the efforts to find him. The 73 year-old man, Robert McDonough, has dementia and had wandered away from his home.

If you're gonna go mess with a neighbor it is arguably best not to pick on a former NFL player. But not only has 19-year-old pop star Justin Bieber ignored that, he's chosen to mess with two former NFL players, Eric Dickerson and Keyshawn Johnson.

U.S. President Barack Obama has flown to Oklahoma and is meeting, and thanking, first responders who aided so many in the tornado that killed 24 Monday. Much of the devastation was in the town of Moore, near Oklahoma City, and Obama is there now.

Vancouver - It's arguable journalism is in decline, though it's also arguable it never really had a heyday. It's hard to deliver good journalism, given the owners of the news are subject to greed and those same owners, and their reporters, etc. are subject to bias.

Two print ads featured on the website of clothing manufacturer American Apparel have been censured by the Advertising Standards Council in the U.K.. The ads were deemed by the ASA to be in breach of a code by being too sexy and provocative.

A home in the Spanish town of San Sebastián de La Gomera in the Canary Islands has locals buzzing. The abandoned home had thousands of wasps swarming out from it and when police investigated they were stung to find a wasp nest of biblical proportions.