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Texas Governor Greg Abbott has called on all Texans to observe one minute of silence at Noon today (11/16) to honor the victims of the Paris terrorist attacks.

There are numerous choices for watching Friday's September 11 memorial ceremonies online. Here are a few of them.

A teacher of elementary to middle school aged kids in Manchester, England gave her class a 'novel' assignment for World Book Day (March 5th).  She asked her students to come to school dressed as one of their favorite literary characters.    To say she got more than she bargained for is a vast understatement.

When you've had your heart broken, no one can quite console you like that god of romance...Colonel Sanders?

Pictures on Texas Tech Cheerleader Kendall Jones' Facebook page went viral recently, and now Facebook has deleted some of them.

The United States' dream of a run in the 2014 World Cup has come to an abrupt end after 121 minutes of play against the Belgians and a superhuman performance by goalie Tim Howard. What. A. Game.

If this video doesn't get you psyched and hyped for this afternoon's World Cup game against Belgium, you need to go get your American flag and eat some waffles. Get your head in the game, kid.

Talk about taking matters into your own hands. In this video, a motorist follows and ultimately hunts down a drunk driver.

Ye Olde Man and Scythe Pub in Manchester in the United Kingdom has been around for over 750 years and rumor has it that there are some 20+ ghosts that frequent the bar.  Was one of those apparitions captured on camera?

Many times we hear of human rights violations that take place in countries in the Middle East, but this one actually has people laughing.  According to reports, the government of Saudi Arabia has kicked several men out of the country for being TOO HANDSOME??!!

This is not a joke. A man at the largest outdoor bazaar in Buenos Aires bought two toy poodles from a vendor for $150 each. Only he didn't actually buy two poodles. He actually bought two ferrets that were hopped up on steroids and given fancy hairdos so they would look like poodles.

It's been a long winter, but at least you're still alive. That's not the case for hundreds of the world's most talented fleas, who were frozen to death last week while preparing for a tour show.