Body parts of missing UK teen, Becky Watts found as more arrests made
The family of Becky Watts is reeling after the news that police have discovered “body parts” linked the missing 16-year-old with reports that authorities have arrested a man and a woman in connection to the More...
Gender selective abortions are not a crime, says UK court
Members of parliament in the United Kingdom have rejected a bill that would treat gender-selective abortions as a crime in correlation to the country’s existing abortion laws. The bill, presented by MP More...
Big Bang ‘evidence’ proven wrong as scientists disgraced
A year after the break through discovery, proving the “Big Bang,” astronomers have now retracted their claims and admitted that the findings were not proof of the Big Bang after all. In a recent statement, More...
Local Currency Mistakes More Common than You Think
More people are confused about the currencies in countries which are geographically close to each other than one might first imagine, according to a new survey. The team at www.sunshine.co.uk asked no fewer than More...
NSA hacked SIM card maker to steal key codes to track cell phone users, data
Top secret documents previously provided by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden have revealed that the US and Britain broke into the network of the world’s largest SIM card maker to compromise global communications. According More...
Brian Blessed, voice of Boss Nass in ‘Phantom Menace’ calls for action against circuses
As the political saga surrounding the promised ban on wild animals in circuses continues, legendary actor Brian Blessed has urged the government to “end this circus madness” and finally legislate to ban such More...
Warner Bros denies ‘Fantastic Beasts’ casting news
“The search for Newt Scamander is underway!” was the headline racing across the Internet as casting for Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them was rumored to have begun. Via SnitchSeeker, Warner Bros More...
ADF to European Parliament: UK ‘three-parent embryo’ legislation illegal
The so-called “three-parent embryo” legislation that the United Kingdom’s House of Commons passed Feb. 3 likely breaches a European Union directive to which the UK is obligated. That’s the conclusion of More...
Aleksander Doba named Nat Geo ‘Adventurer of the Year’ over Tommy Caldwell, Will Gadd
Aleksander Doba has been named the 2015 National Geographic People’s Choice Adventurer of the Year for completing the longest open-water kayak crossing of the Atlantic Ocean — at age 67. Doba was selected from More...
US Embassy overcome in Yemen, military destroys weapons and diplomats vacate
photo/Jennifer Parr Despite efforts by the U.S., Yemen has fallen into chaos with America evacuating the embassy and the State Department ordering the Marines to destroy issued weapons on their way out. The British More...
This Day in History: Beatles arrives in America, ‘Beatlemania’ begins
A flight from London just over fifty years ago today changed America and the world as we know. It was Feb. 7, 1964 when the Pan Am Yankee Clipper landed from Heathrow to Kennedy Airport in New York that launched More...
Angelina Jolie, Bill Gates top Most Admired Poll
A new survey determines the World’s Most Admired People and place the wealthy and famous ahead of the most influential. Bill Gates tops the list with Angelina Jolie being the most admired woman. YouGov, a More...
When Business and Government Collide: Taming Your Energy Bills and Tariffs
For those that are unaware, the Climate Change Levy is a tax that businesses pay on the conventional energy that they use. Renewable energy does not attract the tax. The government hopes that with the tax making More...
‘Mission Impossible 5′ moves to summer, Tom Cruise and Simon Pegg filming
Fans may be excited and surprised to learn that the next Mission Impossible film has been moved up for a summer of 2015 release. This news comes just days after reports of Tom Cruise and Simon Pegg filming pick-up More...
UK Christian schools shutdown, investigated over tolerance
A Christian school in the United Kingdom is being shut down and another under scrutiny after investigators quizzed random students and found them to have “discriminatory views” toward others. The Office for More...
‘The Imitation Game’ Review: Benedict Cumberbatch shines in amazing film
The Sherlock star, Benedict Cumberbatch, raised his game even further with his amazing performance in the Alan Turing biopic, The Imitation Game. During the height of Nazi expansion, Britain develops the MI6 program More...
President Obama 2015 State of the Union address – transcript
January 20, 2015 THE PRESIDENT: Mr. Speaker, Mr. Vice President, Members of Congress, my fellow Americans: We are 15 years into this new century. Fifteen years that dawned with terror touching our shores; that unfolded More...
UK lawsuit: Christian nurse Victoria Wasteney suspended after praying for Muslim co-worker
A Christian nurse says the NHS made her look like a “religious nutcase” after she prayed with a Muslim co-worker and was suspended. Victoria Wasteney, 37, was suspended for alleged bullying and harassment after More...
UK’s ‘Youth With a Mission’ battling to keep visa status after audit
The England and Wales office of YWAM (Youth With A Mission) may lose more than 350 missionaries and their families by April in the wake of British immigration officials suspending the ministry’s visa sponsor More...
Paris: March against terrorism draws over 3.5 million
Some are claiming that ” the largest gathering” in the history of France occurred as 3.7 million people rallied in Paris as a sign of unity to denounce the terrorist attack which left several dead. French More...
