In a move that is being criticized by Christian organizations, individuals and groups opposed to pornography, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), the non-profit California corporation that oversees the creation of top-level domain names like .com, .net and .biz, is expected to approve the .xxx domain on Friday. As a result of ICANN's decision,  websites ... Read More

Arizonans discovered this week how wacky their laws were when Scott Bundgaard, the majority leader of the Arizona state Senate, reportedly claimed that he was immune from arrest after the police were summoned to stop a fight between the senator and his girlfriend  Aubry Ballard. The senator, who was handcuffed at the scene, was released after he allegedly told officers that ... Read More

The judge in the  Lindsay Lohan's case was so amazed at TMZ.com's ability to publish information that was under seal, that he commented in court today, that TMZ should work for the CIA. The judge's comment did not sit well with the CIA who views TMZ.com's reporters as paparazzi who secretly spy on celebrities, while its agents spy on matters ... Read More

To avoid being on Smalljournalism's list of Ugliest Celebrity Mugshots, when the police take your photo, make sure it is a nice shot. Actor Nick Nolte (June 16, 2004) Actor Nick Nolte in 2002 after his arrest on suspicion of driving under the influence in Malibu, Calif. (Photo California Highway Patrol) Entertainer Glen Campbell (December 17, 2003) Singer Glen Campbell in 2003 after being arrested ... Read More

All of these suspects are innocents before being proven guilty.  However, if they are found guilty of the crimes that the police say that they have committed, that will make theme the most stupid criminals in Florida.  Here is a partial list: Defendant: Cassandra Holley, 35 Accused of using a stolen credit card to pay for her groceries. Got nabbed because ... Read More

A Jamaican man who claimed that he has been harassed in his country because he was gay, has applied for asylum in the US.    The US, fearful of a wave of foreigners coming to the US and pretending to be gay, just to be able to stay here, is now requesting proof.  So far, the USCIS has yet to issue ... Read More

A man was charged by the police in South Carolina for hitting another man in the head with a snake. The attack occurred after an argument between two hotel guests, when police said, the attacker returned with a python and smacked the victim in the head with the animal. The attacker was charged with "assault with a deadly serpent" and has ... Read More

A man who experienced no increase in penis size after having bought 30 days of penis enlargement pill, has filed a lawsuit against a pill maker for false advertising. As a result of the lawsuit,  many men are coming forward and filing lawsuits against several companies, claiming they have have lost girlfriends and wives over penis enlargement promises. In one of these ... Read More

In a Stunning setback to the Obama Administration, a federal judge ruled this morning in Miami that the Healthcare law, enacted by the United States Congress and signed into law by President Obama, is unconstitutional.  The healthcare law has been trumpeted by the administration as a  way to provide health coverage to millions of Americans and to prevent abuses ... Read More