Carrie Gresh, 21, is doubly happy for she is celebrating the birth of her brother as well as her own son. Moreover, the uncle-nephew pair were born just few minutes apart from each other at the same hospital and were delivered by the same doctor. Gresh and her mother Theresa Crouse, 39, who reside in the same duplex, came to know of their pregnancy together and on Monday, they even gave birth to their boys almost together.

A Chinese woman admits to faking her pregnancy with quintuplets in order to please her husband after miscarrying her own twins. The woman, Qiao Yubo, 23, received star status for her unusual pregnancy in China. But was soon exposed after she ran away from a doctor who wanted to check up on her. The doctor who wanted to perform the check up on the supposedly then heavily pregnant woman, Mr. Li, president of Changchun Puji Hospital, says, "The pregnant mom jumped from a window and ran away. "

A 16-year-old high school student was ejected from a Continental Airlines flight because she was coughing. Rachel Collier's mother, who was eagerly awaiting her daughter's return in Hawaii, was infuriated when she got a call from one of the trip supervisors telling her that Rachel was not allowed to travel from New York because she was coughing. Stephanie Collier, Rachel's mom thought that it was some kind of joke as April Fools Day is round the corner, but was shocked to discover the truth. Rachel, who was returning home to Honolulu after a class trip to Washington, D. C. , and New York boarded the nonstop flight to Hawaii with 40 classmates and two teachers.

Dr. NakaMats (real name Yoshiro Nakamatsu) says he will once again run for Governor of Tokyo. The 59-year-old Doctor, who claims to hold the world record with over 3,000 patents, will make his fourth attempt to win the coveted position in Japan's capital. Dr. NakaMats says if he wins, his first goal will be to build a missile defense system to protect the city.

An Italian woman got the shock of her life when the doctor she visited for her check-up declined to treat her saying, "But you are dead!" Italian pension agency INPS mistakenly reported Maria Giuliani as dead in January 2006 when another woman by the same name died. However, Giuliani did not lose hope and sued her pension agency for removing her from the databanks of municipal and health computers. She has reportedly won a year-long battle on Thursday to get her name back in the government database.