'Emotional support' boa constrictor found in traveler's luggage

The four-foot long snake, named "Bartholomew," was in the woman's carry-on bag and was detected when the bag went through an x-ray machine.

Twins born in different years, underwear-wearing thief: The week's most heartwarming, weirdest stories

Want to know what happened off the beaten path? Here's some stories about an underwear-wearing porch pirate, a sleeping driver leading a police chance and how you could get to drive the Weinermobile to spice up your week.

The '10-second toothbrush' makes its debut in the US

The Y-Brush, a mouthguard-style toothbrush developed by a French company, comes with 35,000 soft nylon filaments that brush all the teeth simultaneously.

NYC art students creating sculptures to solve cold cases

A one-of-a-kind class is combining art with forensic science to recreate the faces of unidentified cold case victims, so they can be identified.

Polk suspects called 911 to ask deputies for help moving items from home they were burglarizing, officials say

Two people in Poinciana were arrested after one of them made a 911 call to get help with moving their belongings from a home they were burglarizing, according to the sheriff's office.

Masters invitation goes to the wrong Scott Stallings

Golfer Scott Stallings has been waiting for his invitations to the Masters, but it turns out the tournament sent his invite to a different Scott Stallings in Georgia. Now both men are going to meet up at Augusta National.

South Korea lifts ban on imported full-body sex dolls

South Korea has formally lifted a ban on the import of full-body sex dolls, ending years of debate over how much the government can interfere in private life.

South Korea lifts ban on imported sex dolls

South Korea has formally lifted a ban on the import of full-body sex dolls, ending years of debate over how much the government can interfere in private life.

TSA says man tried to hide gun parts in peanut butter jars

The man was arrested at JFK Airport and "guaranteed to get a lump of coal from Santa," a TSA spokesperson said.