A reality show is being scrutinized for its plans to have a contestant give birth on live television. The popular Big Brother show, which is broadcasted across the world in several different countries, is planning to broadcast a new series in which one contestant will be due to give birth in six weeks. A social affairs and labor ministry spokeswoman said inspectors were examining a request for the newborn baby to appear on the show.

New research reveals the ugly side of violence in video games. The study says kids who play video games for hours eventually become aggressive and develop a tendency to clash with their elders. Those kids' performance in school is also adversely affected.

Three Boulder County children split more than $98,000 after finding the cash in a field last February and turning it in to local authorities. The children were walking through a field on Feb. 14 when they came across a duffel bag filled with stacks of bills.

show promoter, dubbed a "grinch" by prosecutors for selling thousands of children tickets to a nonexistent Christmas pageant, is sentenced to more that seven years in prison Wednesday. David Lee Ellisor was convicted in February of eight counts of mail fraud for a December 2003 scam where he sold $10 tickets to over 2,700 Miami-Dade County schoolchildren and parents for a "Christmas Around The World" show he claimed would be attended by ambassadors and feature live reindeer.

The trial of an 11-year-old girl arrested on a deadly weapon charge is scheduled to begin Wednesday after her attorney and prosecutors are unable to agree on a plea bargain. Authorities arrested Maribel Cuevas, 11, in April after she threw a two-pound rock at a neighborhood boy who had hit her with a water balloon. The boy suffered a severe gash in his forehead when the rock hit him. Cuevas was sent to Fresno's juvenile hall for five days and also spent a month under house arrest after police reported she resisted arrest and assaulted an officer.