'Fit For Work' Employees In The UK Are Dying, And Often
The U.K. welfare system is under fire after a report showed about 80 Britons died each month shortly after they were deemed "fit for work."
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French-American Identified As 5th Defender In Train Attack
A new passenger has been named in the recent French train attack –– a French-American who was the first to confront the gunman.
| Ryan Biek and Sebastian Martinez
Thousands Of Migrants Are Stuck Between Macedonia And Greece
Migrants are stuck between Macedonia and Greece as they try to make their way to Europe. So why isn't Macedonia letting them through?
Two Americans Overpower Gunman On A French Train
A gunman who opened fire on a train headed to Paris was apparently subdued by two American servicemen.
Alexis Tsipras Just Resigned: Here's Why
In the face of resistance within his own party, Greece's Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras just resigned, but it's not for the reason you'd expect.
Why Putin Can't Keep His Top On
Russian President Vladimir Putin's constant display of manliness in front of the cameras has a purpose. It's holding Russia together.
Britain's Version Of Bernie Sanders Polls Like Donald Trump
Left-wing MP Jeremy Corbyn's campaign to run the Labour Party has surged in the polls, and it's sending party leaders into a panic.
McDonald's Boss Accused Of Refusing Shifts To Black Employee
A British woman says her boss told her black employees couldn't take shifts because they weren't performing.
Cameron's Answer To 'Calais Crisis' Is More Border Security
Migrants are jumping the fence in Calais, France, to try to get to Britain through the Channel Tunnel. Is tightening security there a viable strategy?
Zimbabwe Wants Britain To Return Skulls
Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe harshly criticized Britain during part of a speech for supposedly housing Zimbabwean skulls in a history museum.
Queen Made 'Greased Brakes' Remark At News Of Diana's Crash
After learning of Princess Diana's car crash, a new book says Queen Elizabeth mused, "Someone must have greased the brakes."
Former Homeless Student Finds New Home At Cambridge
Jacob Lewis slept on friends' sofas while he finished his studies at Coleg y Cymoedd. Now he's headed to Cambridge.
Kensington Palace Is Fed Up With Aggressive Paparazzi
A statement from Kensington Palace warns the lengths photographers go to to get pictures of Prince George are becoming a security risk.
Julian Assange's Diplomatic Standoff: A Primer
Sweden has dropped part of its sexual assault investigation against WikiLeaks' Julian Assange, but his legal hurdles aren't over yet.
How To Get A Major Website Blocked In Russia
Russian censors announced they would block Reddit Wednesday, proving all it takes to earn a block is one questionable page and an HTTPS connection.
Greece Reaches Technical Agreement In New Bailout
Greece has reached an agreement with its creditors, but the country still needs political approval for the latest bailout plan.
MH17 Crash Investigators Find Possible Russian Missile Parts
The Dutch Safety Board investigating the MH17 crash says it has found possible Russian-made missile parts at the crash site.
JK Rowling Calls Out Daily Express For Criticism Of BBC Show
JK Rowling called out the Daily Express after it published a front-page story criticizing the BBC for filming a program at a migrant camp.
Satirists Use Hitler Quotes To Expose Daily Mail Commenters
In case you needed more proof the comments section is a horrible corner of the Internet, these Hitler quotes got a lot of up votes.
Woman Sheds 106 Pounds By Drinking Green Tea
Samantha Rees drank nine cups of green tea a day and lost 106 pounds over a little more than a year.
The Latest Plan To Save The Red Phone Box: Coffee Kiosks
The U.K.'s famous red phone box will never go extinct as long as people are willing to make coffee shops out of them.
Ex-British PM Edward Heath Once Accused Of Child Sex Abuse
The U.K.'s police watchdog has revealed that former British Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath was accused of child sexual abuse in the 1990s.
30 Miles To Freedom: Migrants' Deadly Journey Into The UK
Thousands fleeing Africa and the Middle East are trying to make their way into the U.K. via the Channel Tunnel from the French port city of Calais.
Ghostly Figure Seen In Picture Is Giving People The Chills
A picture of a ghostly figure seen in a window is giving people in Wem, England, the chills. Other weird sightings have been reported in the town.
Woman Charged After Saying Guard Took Baby From Her Breast
A woman faces charges after claiming a department store security guard took her baby while she breastfed her child.
Police Covered Up London Tube Killings, Book Claims
Detective-turned-author Geoff Platt says London police covered up the killings of Kiernan Kelly to avoid widespread panic.
Turkish Airstrikes Hit ISIS In Syria For First Time
Turkey has conducted airstrikes against ISIS for the first time since the group declared its so-called caliphate.
Calls To Open Royal Archives After 'Nazi Salute' Video Leak
The Sun's decision to publish archival footage of the royal family's "Nazi salute" has raised questions about how the palace safeguards information.
What Would Aristotle Say About Greece's Financial Woes?
Perhaps some Greeks could use a refresher on Aristotle's 2,000-year-old philosophical teachings.
Holocaust Survivor Wants Auschwitz Bookkeeper Out Of Prison
Holocaust survivor Eva Mozes Kor said former Auschwitz bookkeeper Oskar Groening should be forced talk about his past instead of going to prison.
