• Seven cheerleaders from Morton Ranch High School in Katy, Texas have been formally charged with hazing for throwing junior varsity cheerleaders into a pool while bound and gagged earlier this year. • After an 8-month long investigation, the Humane Society of the United States is accusing Petland of selling dogs bred in puppy mills. • A Canadian junior high school has warned its students against participating in South Park's "Kick A Ginger Day". • A 10-year-old girl from Wisconsin faces misdemeanor disorderly conduct charges for penning a list of 25 classmates and teachers that she wants to kill. •

• Think breakups are rough in your 20s and 30s? Try getting dumped in your 90s. •A Japanese comedian named Nozomu Sato is enjoying success by impersonating Barack Obama. • From The "No Shit" Studies File: A new study has discovered the employees who are sexually harassed at their workplaces report less job satisfaction and lower levels of job performance. • A recent study in the UK reveals that a young girl's family and social setting determine her level of self-confidence in herself and may speed up the girl's need to give up her childhood. • The Illinois House unanimously passed a proposal on Wednesday that would allow hearsay evidence to be used in first-degree murder trials. The proposal may result in Drew Peterson being prosecuted on homicide charges. • Officials in Hamlin, Germany—the town known for being the setting of the "Pied Piper" legend—are complaining about a trash heap that is attracting rats. • An 112-year-old man is the oldest living Boy Scout in England after he rejoined the Scouts following a 100 year absence. • A 15-year-old boy and member of the "untouchable" caste in India was murdered by an angry mob because he wrote a love letter to a girl of a higher caste. • Police in Texas are looking for a male cat-owner who threatened shelter workers with a bat when they told him he had to pay a fee to release his cat. • Sure, everyone loves Kermit and Miss Piggy, but what about the unsung Muppet heroes? • A recent study conducted by the MacArthur Foundation has found that kids wasting their time on the internet will actually help them develop technological skills to succeed in the future. • Meet the real-life Lara Crofts who were tapped by the game's producers to promote the "Tomb Raider" video game since 1996. • A recent study reveals that heterosexual anal sex rates have doubled for adults from 1995-2004. • A cat gave birth to a two-faced kitten in Western Australia. •The myth that violence amongst girls has risen in recent years is just that, a myth. •