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Study Reveals 'Most Dangerous' Sex Position (Newser Happy Hour 6-pack)

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Study Reveals 'Most Dangerous' Sex Position

(Newser) - When it comes to sex-related injuries among men, penile fractures are rare yet painful ; now researchers say they know which positions are likeliest to result in them. Researchers reviewed records from three hospitals over a 13-year period in Campinas, Brazil, a city of roughly 3 million people. In a paper... More »

Houston’s Daughter Found Unresponsive, Is Breathing: Officials

(Newser) - The daughter of the late Whitney Houston was found unresponsive in a bathtub of her home in the Atlanta suburb of Roswell this morning, reports the Atlanta Journal-Constitution . Bobbi Kristina Brown, 21, was taken to the hospital, and TMZ reports that her breathing has since been stabilized. "She is... More »

Dear 'Dummy': Comcast Greetings Get Worse

(Newser) - When consumer advocate Christopher Elliott brought to light the story of a Comcast customer whose name had been changed to "A--hole Brown," the company apologized and called it a one-time fluke. Well, customers "whore" and "dummy" beg to differ, along with another who suspects his name... More »

Confederate Sub May Finally Reveal Secrets

(Newser) - A Confederate sub that sank with its eight-man crew 150 years ago is nearing the end of a painstaking cleaning process expected to shed light on why it never returned to shore, reports AP . About 70% of the HL Hunley's hull has now been revealed at a lab in... More »

CIA Car Bomb Killed Hezbollah Figure

(Newser) - When a Hezbollah commander implicated in scores of terrorist attacks around the world was assassinated in Syria in 2008, all kinds of theories swirled about who might have been behind it. Today, the Washington Post reveals that it was actually a team effort by the CIA and Mossad, its Israeli... More »

5 Most Incredible Discoveries of the Week

(Newser) - Some archaeological surprises highlight the list of the week's most intriguing discoveries: Ancient Skull May Be Evolution Milestone : A 55,000-year-old skull found in a cave in Israel is the first solid evidence that our species migrated out of Africa to colonize the rest of the world around 60,... More »