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We've all been tailgated by people we felt were following us too closely, but it takes some serious brass to do something about it ... let alone what this guy pulled.

With the tailgater's dashboard camera apparently recording, this well-dressed motorist decided to make his point by stopping in the middle of the road.

Calmly, he gets out of his car and gives the tailgating driver a stare down ... all while wearing a pink power tie. Now that's how you drive. Like a BOSS.

Driver OWNS Tailgater With Power Move

Of all the methods to combat tailgating, this is definitely the craziest/ballsiest/awesomest. Please don't try this at home, unless you feel like getting run over/shot.

The U.S. Transportation Security Administration has issued an apology after an embarrassing video, filmed by a Missouri couple, painted its agent in very poor light.

On February 8, TSA screeners in St. Louis stopped Annie Schulte and her three-year old disabled daughter on their way to Orlando.

As Schulte explains in the video below - as well as to ABC News - she became alarmed when an agent claimed it was illegal for her to film the agents patting down and screening her daughter, who was visibly/loudly upset by the confusing situation.

The agents are refused to hand over the daughter's stuffed animal at first, even though it had already passed through security. Watch events unfold now:

TSA Harasses 3-Year Old

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Florida officials say Ryan Waterman, 21, of Ft. Pierce, posted Facebook images of himself and two kids petting, lifting, and sitting on a manatee calf.

He was arrested.

Man Charged After Hugging Manatee

An arrest warrant was issued based on the Florida Manatee Sanctuary Act, which makes it illegal to injure, harm, harass, capture or attempt to capture one.

“This was a young manatee which was likely still dependent on its mother for food and protection,” FWC manatee biologist Dr. Thomas Reinert said.

“Separating the two could have severe consequences for the calf.”

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Upstate New York mom Judy Viger has been arrested after she allegedly hired a pair of strippers to dance with - and on - her son at his surprise birthday party.

Her son was turning 16 years old.

Viger, 33, faces five counts of endangering the welfare of a child following the November incident at Spare Time Bowling Center in South Glens Falls, N.Y.

She stands accused of hiring two women to perform. Photos allegedly show a "scantily clad, tattooed woman clinging upside down to a seated teen."

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Bob Beckel is very sorry. For being a total jackass.

During a round table discussion about gun violence on Tuesday night, specifically citing the proposal in Colorado to ban concealed weapons, this Fox News contributor questioned the prevalence of rape across U.S. universities.

He also seemed to brush off the idea of date rape.

"When was the last time you heard about a rape on campus?" he asked, much to the shock of his colleagues.

Fox Co-Host Rape Remark

Last night, realizing the major error of his ways, Beckel issued the following apology on air:

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The Oscar Pistorius case took a strange twist after it was revealed that Hilton Botha, the lead investigator, was charged with seven counts of attempted murder.

Prosecutors said they didn’t know Botha faces seven charges of attempted murder in connection with the October 2011 shooting of a minibus in South Africa.

Hilton Botha, a 24-year police veteran with 16 years as a detective, is slated to appear in court this May along with two other police officers in the incident.

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A Fox News segment on gun control and concealed weapon laws led panelist Bob Beckel to somehow question the prevalence of rape on college campuses last night.

Beckel, a liberal co-host of "The Five," was discussing the proposal to ban concealed weapons on Colorado campuses and debating with his colleagues what a woman might do in the face of an attacker when he asked:

"When was the last time you heard about a rape on campus?"

His fellow panelists reacted in consternation, of course, as the Department of Justice estimated in 2010 that one in four women "will be victims of rape or attempted rape before they graduate within a four-year college period."

Watch the very awkward exchange now:

Fox Co-Host Rape Remark

This is not the sort of prize anyone is hoping to find in his or her cereal box.

Kellogg's announced on its website late last week that it had recalled numerous boxes of Special K Red Berries because they were contaminated with glass fragments.

The company encourages consumers to check "any packages you may have in your home" and if they match the information below, "do not eat the food."

You may contact Kellogg's in order to be issued a replacement coupon.

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Two women in East Texas have been convicted of kidnapping after a jury agreed they abducted a boy when he was eight months old and help him for eight years.

Gloria Walker faces life in prison, while daughter Krystle Tanner could spend 20 years behind bars, because they grabbed Miguel Morin in 2004, although both women testified the child's mother actually sold the baby to them at the time.

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Amazing news for everyone who has every dreamed of dressing like a postal worker?

The USPS is about to make that fantasy into a reality!

With this organization hemorrhaging money (say goodbye to Saturday mail on August 1), the USPS has actually announced it will soon come out with a clothing line.

It will be titled “Rain Heat & Snow" and it will be designed by the apparel company Wahconah Group, Inc.

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