Students attending one Tucson school are going to be given the chance to earn college money for good grades.



A California benefactress is offering every student at Wakefield Middle School the chance to earn $50 for every "A" earned in math, reading, science, social studies and writing.


The incentive, which begins in August, follows the student through high school.


The money can only be used to pay for college. All told, a student entering the sixth grade at Wakefield in August could earn close to $4,300 by high school graduation...

Mothers exasperated by petty arguments with their teenage daughters should take heart from new research in Britain which shows arguing may actually be good for their relationships with moody offspring.



Research by a Cambridge University academic shows that arguments are often used by teens as a communication tool.


"The rows often start from absolutely nothing. But they rapidly escalate to where the daughter is saying 'I hate you' and the mother is upset," British newspapers Friday quoted psychologist Dr Terri Apter as saying...

A new computer chip promises to keep police guns from firing if they fall into the wrong hands.

The tiny chip would be implanted in a police officer's hand and would match up with a scanning device inside a handgun. If the officer and gun match, a digital signal unlocks the trigger so it can be fired. But if a child or criminal would get hold of the gun, it would be useless...

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A Belgian motorist was left stunned after authorities sent him a speeding ticket for travelling in his Mini at three times the speed of sound.
The ticket claimed the man had been caught driving at 3380 kph (2,100 mph) - or Mach 3 speed - in a Brussels suburb, a Belgian newspaper reported.

However, police later admitted that a faulty radar had been responsible for the Mini's incredible feat.

The police have since apologised to the man and promised to fix the radar.

The incident took place in December, but only came to light when Belgian prosecutors were asked to follow up the unpaid fine.