The Daily Caller

Archaeologists didn’t know bra-like garments existed in the 15th century

Police say the garlic apparently came from Spain and estimate its value at $37,500

The animal kingdom’s oldest married couple appears to have called it quits

Residents have complained that tourists have been stealing their street signs and prank calling them

A senior member of an OPEC delegation said oil ministers had agreed to keep present production at around 30 million barrels a day

Austrian member of Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster wins right to wear sieve in driver’s license photo

By deriding rock music for being “masturbational,” Bloom did a disservice to conservatism.

Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler liked to have bread and marmalade for breakfast and was described as mild-mannered during personal exchanges

Priklopil snatched Kampusch off a Vienna street on her way to school in 1998 and held her prisoner in a dungeon until she fled in August 2006

The Warren Group has sued the CIA and the DOJ for allowing drugs into poor communities

U.N. authority warned Friday the prevalence of HIV in prisons due to use of non-sterile equipment, sexual contacts, and sharing of objects among too many prisoners

Austrian artist builds a replica Porsche that is powered by bicycle

We will be the best only as long as our workers and entrepreneurs are the best trained, best equipped, and best incentivized to continually perfect processes and innovate. America is exceptional among nations in that it is almost totally a nation of immigrants

The capitol of the former Holy Roman Empire retains some of its divinity, as it is rated the ‘highest quality of living’ in the world

Measure for plain packages would be first of its kind in world

The Economist: ‘Rejigging the map of Europe would make life more logical and friendlier’

If Europe is hell-bent on clinging to its Islamophobia, it may well pay for its suspicions by discovering what it expects

A review of nine compact .380 semi-automatic handguns

The last few days of the Olympics passed by in a blur as I finished a three-week business trip that ended up taking me to four climates and nine different overnight locations, all without checking bags. And my gallivanting around the West paralleled the North American tour de force that the games became.

"The fall of the [Soviet] empire," former Czech president Vaclav Havel wrote, "is an event on the same scale of historical importance as the fall of the Roman Empire." It is true that Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev repudiated the Brezhnev Doctrine–that the Soviet Union will use force if necessary to ensure