Bizarre news, plus events on this day in history.

Strange but true news, dumb laws, stupid criminals, and amazing pictures.

Offers news, features and opinions along with arts, fashion, gossip and restaurant reviews. New York City, USA.

Syndication service and online community of the alternative press, featuring news stories from alternative newsweeklies, magazines and web publications. Also includes resources for journalists and media employment listings.

The subculture search engine, providing access to up-to-date alternative news.

Online edition of the supermarket tabloid. Not really news, or is it?

Fun and humor with sarcasm including news stories, forum, and games.

An English-language alternative newspaper featuring investigative journalism, satire and radical views. Moscow, Russia.

Weird and bizarre, but true news stories from around the world.

Weekly bizarre-but-true weird news from around the world.

Weekly syndicated sewspaper reports of bizarre-but-true news items from around the World.

Online, off-message news with an emphasis on politics, IT, science, liberties and culture. Includes special issue reports. London.

Odd news from Ananova, a virtual newscaster.

Weekly alternative newspaper featuring news, arts, entertainment, reviews and classifieds. Kansas City, USA.

A multicultural, online U.S. publication about democracy, with sections on culture, politics, society and other topics.

Magazine (print and online) dedicated to independent investigative journalism.

Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty is an international news and broadcast organization providing alternative points of view, serving Central and Eastern Europe, the Caucasus and Central Asia.

Strange news, weird events and fun and games section.

A site dedicated to reporting little known stories of positive action and quiet endeavor by Indians.

Strange news headlines from ABC7 Chicago.

Resource for locating alternative publications put out by independent publishers. Includes links to the publishers themselves, alternative and literary periodicals, newsweeklies, reviews, and bookstores.