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A British immigrant to Australia auctioned his home and its contents to the highest bidder, after a painful break-up with his wife. He had hoped to sell his life for more money. But still plans to use what he'll receive to fund a new life. (June 30)

Tens of thousands of bees invaded downtown Pittsfield, Massachusetts. There is no word on any injuries. (June 27)

When Francie Rehwald moves into her new home, she'll be the only person on her block living inside of a house built from parts of an old Boeing 747 jet airliner. The AP's John Mone has the story about a "not so plane" home in Malibu. (June 26)

An Italian architect said he is poised to start construction on a new skyscraper in Dubai that will be "the world's first building in motion,'' an 80-story tower with revolving floors that give it an ever-shifting shape. (June 25)

A recently opened restaurant, located in the heart of Hezbollah's security zone in Beirut, uses a military theme to attract customers. It's called 'Buns and Guns' and the menu features a 'Magnum Pistol,' a 'Dragunov' 'Viper' and a 'B-52.' (June 24)

Here's the latest news for June 24th: Sour news on the economy; 800 wildfires burning in California; Bodies found in overturned ferry; Large crib recall.

A 27-year-old mother was in court Tuesday to answer to drug charges after a teacher found marijuana in her four-year-old son's shoe. (June 24)

A newly single British man is auctioning pieces of his married life on Ebay. Ian Usher plans to use the money to fund a new life. (June 23)

Bathrooms have come a long way over the years. Way back when, they were only found outside the home. Today, they're poised to become the epicenter of high technology inside the home. At least in Japan. (June 23)

With the mercury topping 100 degrees in Phoenix, people and dogs take a dip in Lake Pleasant to escape the heat. (June 22)