Brazil Jury Sentences 3 for Killings, Cannibalism

US senator’s son charged with killing 21 dogs

US government warns iOS users their devices may be in danger

Showdown in the Coral Sea as navy sends THIRD warship to intercept Russian fleet - while Abbott peels off for breakfast with British PM David Cameron in Sydney ahead of G20 summit

• Russian fleet is reportedly on its way into Australian waters…

Five of world's biggest banks fined £2BILLION over rigging foreign exchange markets - but no bankers have been prosecuted 

• RBS, HSBC,  JPMorgan Chase, UBS and Citibank fined in UK and U.S.
• Barclays will also be fined but they are still negotiating the punishment
• Bankers were rigging the £3.5trillion-a-day foreign exchange…

Global warming will drag Britain into more wars – senior military officer

Germany's New Right: The Unholy Alliance of Neo-Nazis and Football Hooligans

By SPIEGEL Staff

The riots in Cologne at the end of October show there is a new danger on Germany's extremist right. Neo-Nazis and football hooligans have teamed up to go after Islamist Salafists. Many are wondering why officials…

‘ISIS Sees Turkey as Its Ally': Former Islamic State Member Reveals Turkish Army Cooperation

Revealed: How one Big Mac contains meat from 100 cows... McDonald’s shows burger’s journey from cow field to takeaway

• Four decades has passed since first McDonald's opened in South London
• Company has launched campaign to counter a range of McDonald’s ‘myths’ …

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MIT scientists eavesdrop using a bag of chips, plant leaves

Published time: August 05, 2014 01:44

James Bond used an electric razor as an eavesdropping device. Lucy Ricardo (and many others) used a glass of water. But now MIT researchers say they can photograph a bag of potato chips to listen in on other’s conversations.

Computer scientists and engineers at the…

Terrorists plan to 'blow up oil tankers and hijack cargo ships' passing through Gibraltar to wreak havoc on global economy

• al-Qaeda chiefs have reportedly instructed militants to target Gibraltar Strait
• Thousands of gallons of oil pass through Mediterranean waters every year 
• Plot involves blowing up tankers with explosives…

Father lifts his son and uses him as a human shield to avoid being pepper-sprayed by the police

• Taron Boddie brought another child with him when he went to pick his son up early from South Scranton Intermediate
• Boddie was without identification and engaged in a verbal dispute with school…

Footage of NYPD Hatchet Attack Suspect Moments Before Assault



The New York Police Department released CCTV footage of a hatchet-wielding man moments prior to carrying out an attack on two police officers in Queens, on Thursday, October 23. The assault left one officer in critical condition. Two other officers with the policemen returned fire, killing the suspect and injuring a bystander.

The woman, an unidentified 29-year-old,…

First solar storm from huge sunspot reaches Earth and knocks out satellites - and more could be on their way

• Solar radiation knocked out some radio communication on Earth yesterday
• It came from a giant sunspot seen on the surface of the sun…

Lock down at the White House as intruder, 23, who calls himself 'American Slave' jumps the fence and makes it onto North Lawn before being taken down by dogs

• Dominic Adesanya, 23, of Bel Air, Maryland, was taken into Secret Service custody
• White House was placed on lockdown for about an hour an a half 
• Adesanya had been arrested at the White…

Muslim convert who shot dead Canadian soldier is the privately-educated son of country's immigration chief and has links to Syrian terrorist claims friend from mosque

• Quebec-born Michael Zehaf-Bibeau, 32, recently converted to Islam and had dreams of heading to the Middle East
• He had his passport seized after being designated a 'high-risk…

Syngenta faces mounting lawsuits over genetically-modified seeds

Published time: October 21, 2014 15:43 

Edited time: October 21, 2014 16:40

Agribusiness giant Syngenta AG now faces lawsuits from farmers in 11 US states claiming the seed-and-chemical company’s sale of a genetically-engineered variant of corn yet to receive approval in China depressed market prices for the…

Bill to allow private military contractors submitted to Russian parliament

Published time: October 22, 2014 13:57

A leftist lawmaker has drafted a bill that would allow private military and security companies to operate inside Russia and beyond its borders.

MP Gennadiy Nosovko of the center-left party Fair Russia told reporters the bill has been prepared on the basis…

Giant sex toy or Christmas tree? Paris baffled and outraged (VIDEO)

A giant green Christmas tree designed by a US artist was erected in a Paris square, but city residents say the artwork…