Up-and-koming Kardashian sister Kendell Jenner just turned 18 two weeks ago, so, naturally, she's already posting barely legal photos of herself online.

[A Filipino man walks through a neighborhood devastated by Typhoon Haiyan in Tacloban, Philippines on Wednesday morning. Residents from Tacloban are still waiting for evacuation flights so they can leave the shattered city. Photo by Dita Alangkara via AP]

Club Organizers for the C U Next Tuesday Club in Dublin, Ireland had a great, though unoriginal idea. They asked club-goers to pose for a photo, but instead of capturing a single shot, the photographer took video of the young people strategically posing. The embarrassing footage was then pieced together into a montage set to Carly Simon's "You're So Vain." And yeah, some of these very attractive fuckers are real vain.

A United Methodist minister who was convicted under church law of officiating his son's same-sex marriage was suspended for 30 days on Tuesday. The Rev. Frank Schaefer refused to apologize for his actions, telling jurors that the church "needs to stop judging people based on their sexual orientation."

Once upon a time, in a magical land called Florida, a drunk young woman entered a sex shop, applied for a job, left all of her contact information with the store manager, and then stole a vibrator and hid it in her pants. Really.

[The U.S. Air Force launched an Orbital Sciences Minotaur 1 Rocket into orbit from NASA's Wallops Flight Facility on Wallops Island, Va., on Tuesday night. According to photographer Louis Suarato, this is the rocket as seen from Albany, N.Y. Photo via Twitter]

More information about Congressman Trey Radel's cocaine bust: The AP reports that Radel allegedly purchased the coke from an undercover DEA agent in D.C.'s Dupont Circle neighborhood. Later that night, authorities came to Radel's home to let him know he'd be charged.

The Taos County District Attorney will not seek criminal charges against the officer who shot toward a van full of kids. "[Additional] information could come in, but at this preliminary stage, what I've viewed and what I've reviewed I don't see any criminal charges against any of the officers," he said.

Craig Cobb, a neo-Nazi who's become infamous of late for attempting to build an all-white community in Leith, North Dakota, is being held without bail after being charged with seven counts of terrorizing other Leith residents.

A Tennessee father was arrested last week after objecting to a school policy prohibiting him from picking up his children on foot ahead of parents picking their children up by car.

With "YouTube pranksters" being a dime a googol these days, the pressure is on to make increasingly extreme and irresponsible pranks.

Voter ID legislation is notorious for making it difficult for minorities, the poor, and basically anyone who might not vote Republican to vote at all. But don't tell that to Wisconsin State Senator Glenn Grothman! As far as he's concerned, if you didn't vote, you just didn't want it enough.

Whitney Houston's "crack is wack" interview from 2002 has met its match. Its Canadian match.

Damon Silvers, an AFL-CIO official, sat on a congressional panel in 2008 that oversaw the bank bailout. "If I'd known what the consequences of the decision not to restructure the banks would be," he now says, "I would've set myself on fire on the Mall."

Freshman Congressman Trey Radel, the Jason Sudeikis-lookin' dude who represents Florida's 19th district, was charged for cocaine possession in Washington, D.C., last month, according to Politico.

[Rick Miller, a President Abraham Lincoln re-enactor, poses for photographs after a ceremony commemorating the 150th anniversary of the dedication of the Soldiers’ National Cemetery and President Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. Photo by Matt Rourke via AP]

Just how insane is the record-setting waterslide currently being erected at the Schlitterbahn Kansas City Waterpark? Let's just say they didn't name it Verruckt (that's German for "insane") for nothing.

Former NYPD officer Jenny Mendez just wanted to get a good deal on some nice clothes last Black Friday. Instead, she got arrested, lost her job, and is now filing a lawsuit alleging that the shoplifting accusations against her were caused by racial profiling.

In the past week, both a senior editor at Fortune magazine and the liberal think tank Demos have made similar proposals for how Walmart could greatly increase worker wages without harming its business prospects. What is this mysterious financial magic?

As the Army prepares to integrate women into ground combat positions, an internal Army email says it's best to use "average-looking women" in media materials so as not to give the wrong impression: "In general, ugly women are perceived as competent while pretty women are perceived as having used their looks to get ahead."