Odd News

Believe it or no, after "Top Gun" came out, the number of men joining the Navy to become Naval pilots went up 500%.

Believe it or no, the busiest McDonald's in the world is in Moscow, Russia. It serves at least 850,000 people per year, which is twice as much as the average American McDonald's.

Believe it or no, if you could only die in sudden accidents and not from disease or old age, the average person would live to be 8,938 years old, and some people who really beat the odds would live into their 40,000s.

Believe it or no, the most common answer . . . or, technically, "question" . . . on "Jeopardy" is "What is China?"

Believe it or no, Saddam Hussein used Whitney Houston's "I Will Always Love You" as his campaign re-election song in 2002.

Amidst the countless memes at Bernie's expense, one shared to the MinnesotaMemes Instagram account has struck a chord close to home and generated some well-deserved laughs.

From a tree house to a house boat, tiny house to a Barbie house -- you won't believe some of these zany and bizarre AirBnB's you can stay at in Minnesota!

With an overall rating of 3.3 stars out of 5 -- and some utterly ridiculous reviews -- it's hard to decipher the serious reviews from the gags ones!

Believe it or no, there's a fake McDonald's in City of Industry, in Southern California, that's just used for filming. Most of the McDonald's ads you've seen were shot in that building.

Over the weekend, Reddit user u/Catsray shared a screenshot of a Facebook Marketplace listing he stumbled across: someone in Moorhead selling a "bag of coke" for $10.

Believe it or no, Congress passed a law in 1866 that no living person could appear on currency . . . after an official at the U.S. Treasury snuck himself onto a five-cent bill.

Mankato's city council has severe concerns about building a new Dunkin' Donuts just across the street from the downtown police station.