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Weird BUT true

- Natalie O’Neill, Wires

It’s history, baby. Two Texas women in a same-sex marriage both got to carry the same “miracle” baby in a fertility world first, experts said.

Ashleigh Coulter, 28, and Bliss Coulter, 36, of Mountain Springs, used a donor’s sperm to impregnate Bliss, who harvested the egg and hosted the embryo in her womb for five days.

Their soon-to-be son was then moved to Ashleigh, who completed the pregnancy. In May, she gave birth to a healthy, 8-pound, 3-ounce boy, Stetson.

A toddler was spotted waddling across a street in Pennsylvan­ia with a full open bottle of beer, according to cops.

The tot, who hadn’t yet turned 2, had gone on a barefoot walkabout on the residentia­l road in Steelton with a pal the same age, officers said.

Police charged four women with endangerin­g the welfare of children.

He wanted humps for bumps.

A Florida mayor allegedly promised to get speed bumps installed in a woman’s neighborho­od in exchange for sex.

Catherine Padilla filed a complaint earlier this year accusing Lantana Mayor David Stewart of driving her to a hotel after a lunch meeting and making the indecent proposal.

The politician “misused his position to attempt to obtain a sexual benefit for himself,” the Florida Commission on Ethics determined. This airport was a real zoo. A mischievou­s monkey was spotted climbing on ceiling beams above a check-in station at Changi Airport in Singapore.

It was caught safely. No flights were delayed. This really stinks. Colorado horse ranchers are suing their marijuanaf­arming neighbors over the crop’s “highly odorous” smell.

Phillis and Michael Reilly, of Rye, insist the growers next door have caused their property value to plunge.

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