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Dutch teen Laura Dekker set sail today for Portugal as she attempts to become the youngest person to sail solo around the world. She's 14, and just won a legal battle against child protection authorities attempting to stop her. [AFP]

South Queens has been the scene of several rowdy, and sometimes deadly, house parties over the last year. So the NYPD has formed a special unit to crash them before they get out of hand. NYPD: Party Crashing Unit.

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad survived an assassination attempt today when his motorcade was attacked with a grenade, according to Dubai's Al Arabiya, citing presidential sources. Iranian state-run Press TV denies the attack happened, blaming "foreign news sources" for false reports.

Jerry Douthett wouldn't get his severely infected toe examined. Then one night, after drinking "five or six beers" and "huge margaritas," he passed out and his dog, Kiko, crawled into bed and ate his big toe. It saved Jerry's life.

The state of New York finally has a budget, and it's only 125 days late.

Have you heard of Tom Emmer, the far-right Republican candidate for governor of Minnesota? He wants to amend the state constitution to block federal laws. He's also anti-gay marriage. Oh, and he enjoys the monetary support of Target.

[As the space stuff from this weekend's gigantic solar burp rained down on earth, parts of northern Europe—including Norway—were treated to beautiful aurorae. Photo via Bjorn Li Photo.]

Good news on the oil spill front! Not only is BP's "static kill" tactic apparently working, there's a new report from the U.S. government saying that the oil in the Gulf of Mexico "poses only a slight risk." Huzzah!

Michael Cera went on Letterman to promote his new movie, but before doing so he spoke vividly about his trip to Denver that nearly cost him his life. Never climb mountains at night kids. NOT COOL!

Recession? What recession? New York is home to 667,200 millionaires! And 14,771,188 other people ("losers").

Tonight's episode of Louie highlighted exactly what makes it such a genius show, and also what differentiates it from Seinfeld. Seinfeld was a show about how life's little things created Jerry's comedy, Louie takes life's pain and makes it hilarious.

Journalist Michael Hastings—whose article led to Gen. Stanley McChrystal's firing—was denied a Afghanistan embed spot. Why? The Pentagon thought he wouldn't "abide by the ground rules," which are "make fun of Joe Biden" and "bring Bud Lite Lime."

At 88, you'd think that Betty White would be slowing down. Nope, she's as busy as ever and tonight she discussed with Jay Leno her overwhelming schedule and the many agents she's lived through. And Jay makes some awkward jokes.

This is a campaign video for New York gubernatorial candidate Kristin Davis. Not the Sex and the City actress—the madam who provided former Governor Eliot Spitzer with call girls and was sent to Rikers for four months.

On tonight's Colbert Report, Stephen Colbert welcomed conservative pundit Laura Ingraham whose current book, the Obama Diaries, is an NYT bestseller. It's also a terribly hackneyed, racist caricature of the Obamas. And, as Colbert tells Ingraham directly, it's horribly written.

[A South Korean kid gets some respite from the sweltering Seoul heat on an ice toilet at the city's Ice Gallery. Pic via AP.]

John Quinones is back at it with Primetime: What Would You Do? This series looks to showcase the honest reactions of people when put into everyday dilemmas.

Have you heard? Sarah Palin is now the leader of the feminist movement. Well, at least according to her and her "mama grizzly" initiative. Stewart brought in Senior Women's Issues Correspondent Kristin Schaal to hash it all out. Video inside.

A family facing foreclosure discovered a copy of Action Comics #1—the first Superman comic—in the basement. It's worth $250,000, and will help them repay debts. The best part? They found it while packing to move out. [ABC]