According to Korean Central News Agency in Pyongyang, North Korea intends to indict two Americans, Miller Matthew Todd and Jeffrey Edward Fowle, for committing alleged "hostile acts" against the country. Both were arrested in the country in April, when they arrived as tourists.

The highlight of the currently airing BET Awards so far was this reel of Chris Rock interviewing white people at a monster truck rally about BET, the BET Awards, and black music. One guy's response to Rock's finish-the-lyric question involving Drake's "Started from the Bottom" was a Twitter smash.

Arizona State professor Dr. Ersula Ore was pull aside by campus police last month for trying to cross in the middle of a street. They asked Ore for her ID and that's when the incident first starts to escalate. In the space of about five minutes, the officers then attempt to handcuff a resistant Ore, eventually getting her in cuffs after slamming her to the ground. Police arrested Ore and charged her with aggravated assault and Ore has since accused the officers of excessive force.

President Obama plans to announce Monday his nomination of Robert A. McDonald, the retired CEO of Procter & Gamble, as the next secretary of the troubled Department of Veterans Affairs. McDonald's nomination will be one month from when Eric Shinseki resigned from the same post amid allegations that patients were waiting months before receiving care.

The group of Sunni militants that have stormed Iraq, the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS, or ISIL), issued a new edict today proclaiming the creation of a new religious state in Iraq and Syria, a "caliphate" that holds supreme rule over all Muslims. The group's leader, Abu Baker al-Baghdadi, has be declared "caliph," or the supposed successor of the Prophet Mohammed. The insurgents have also abandoned the names ISIS and ISIL and will now refer to themselves as The Islamic State.

Mario Diaz, from New York's PIX11, was reporting on professional miscreant Shia LeBeouf when Erykah Badu, wearing a comically large white hat, walks by and does as anyone would do given the opportunity to crash a live broadcast: she tries to kiss him.

After the Netherlands scored a last-minute World Cup victory over Mexico earlier today, the Netherlands' Royal Dutch Airlines—known as KLM—tweeted "Adios Amigos! #NEDMEX" accompanied by a photo of a man with a mustache and a sombrero. Smart and fun!

A vendor selling guns at an arms show in Bloomsburg, Pa. on Saturday under the business name In Case of Emergency Enterprises shot a woman in the leg accidentally when demonstrating a concealed-carry wallet holster. To reiterate: his business is called In Case of Emergency Enterprises.

It's easy to be cynical and wonder, "Why should I spend two minutes and forty seconds of the one life I've been given watching a compilation of dogs hiccuping on the internet? I get that it's cute, but shouldn't I be doing something more significant?" But the answer is also easy: because it's perfect, duh.

Swett, South Dakota might not have the most glamorous-sounding name, nor much more than a "bar, workshop, three trailers, and a single house," but if you're in the market for complete town ownership, you can't beat the price. For $400,000, all of Swett could be yours.

The vehicles lined up six deep down both sides of the arena. The news trucks along Flatbush Ave., their satellite antennas towering over the street lights as the sun dipped. The ambulances along Atlantic Ave., uniformed EMS milling about smoking cigarettes. Only one group expected anything to happen.

Sick human being Shia LaBeouf was caught by paparazzi trying to start another fight, one week before his recent Cabaret incident. It happened outside of a strip club in New York City.

Kelly Osbourne, child of two other Osbournes, got a new tattoo on Sunday. She is sorry to her mum and dad, but "she loves it." The head ink uses Courier typeface and an ellipses that promises there is more to come. It reads "Stories..."

Five-year-old Eric Lopez received detention in the spring for pulling his pants down on the playground at Ashton Ranch Elementary School in Arizona. The school deemed the act "sexual misconduct"—a ruling that will remain in his permanent file. The district is now defending its actions.

The number one rule of getting free weed is that you keep the free weed, a lesson that Carla McFarland of Frederick, Md. was not privy to on Wednesday. When she ordered food from local fast food chain Sonic, and it arrived with a baggie filled with weed, McFarland complained to a manager and called the police.

New Orleans police say that nine people have been injured in a shooting early this morning on Bourbon Street.

A mountain lion who went roaming around a shopping mall parking lot in Sandy, Utah on Friday was shot with a tranquilizer gun to subdue it from attacking customers. The Salt Lake Tribune is reporting that the mall-crazy mountain lion has now died from the tranquilization.

NASA completed a $150 million experiment on Saturday to test new technology that will bring spacecraft, and eventually astronauts, to Mars. Though the parachute got tangled on the way down, the experiment was declared a success.