In an effort to reduce the taxpayer cost of Margaret Thatcher's funeral, American beverage company Coca-Cola and six other large corporations have been named official sponsors of the event.
In a statement released to the press this morning, Maria Miller - the British Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport - explained that each sponsor will pay £1.4 million for the exclusive rights to advertise their products during the procession.... Read More →

The U.S. Congress announced today it has managed to cut an additional $100 million in wasteful government programs from the federal budget, and then promptly gave itself a raise exactly equal to the amount cut.
Rep. Paul Ryan refused to tip an elderly waiter today at a Washington-area soul food restaurant.
Barack Obama said today that France has "by far the hottest" first lady of any major country in the world.
Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad blamed Jews today for the "global scourge of erectile dysfunction."
The Egyptian government has issued an arrest warrant for American comedian Jon Stewart, accusing him of blasphemy and fomenting "anti-Egyptian" sentiment.
South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham became the latest Republican to support same-sex marriage today.
Florida Sen. Marco Rubio completed his flip-flop on immigration today, saying he opposes a pathway to citizenship and believes the U.S. should deport all 11 million undocumented immigrants residing in the country.
Congressman Paul Ryan was thrown out of Easter Mass today at his hometown Catholic Church because of his "unchristian" stance towards the poor.
As the U.S. Supreme Court deliberates gay marriage in two high-profile cases, one justice has voiced support of gay marriage - for a narrower group of people.
Congresswoman Michelle Bachmann and her husband, Marcus, accidentally set sail on a gay cruise today following a misunderstanding with a travel agency.
Former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd said today he has given up trying to oust his successor Julia Gillard and will instead focus his political energy on unseating New Zealand PM John Key.