Amsterdam, Netherlands -- A Dutch man who raised a stink after being fined for his stinky feet will still have to pay up. A Dutch court of appeals has rejected Tuenis Teun's argument that he should be able to read books in a public library without shoes. However, judges say not if you scare everyone else out of the room. Now, Teun is reportedly considering moving to Germany.

SOLDOTNA, Alaska -- A man in Alaska who threw water at war protesters hopes to make a big splash in court by arguing his cold water salute is protected free speech.

NORFOLK, Neb. -- The childhood home of Johnny Carson is going up on the auction block starting today. Two men from South Dakota purchased the home in March for $150,000 and have been restoring it to its original condition in 1940. The house will go up on eBay.

BEIJING -- Americans are getting the big rip-off when they buy a Big Mac. Studies show that the average price of a Big Mac in four U.S. cities is $2.71, compared to $1.20 in China. According to "The Economist" the explanation is because the yuan is the most undervalued currency.

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