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None of the 400 Brits who fought alongside ISIS charged with...

September 21, 2017

None of the 400 citizens returning here after fighting for Islamic State in Syria and Iraq have been charged with war crimes. Yet the Council of Europe’s...

Video: Has North Korea created a hybrid soldier?

September 21, 2017

Mein Kampf – The world’s most dangerous book

September 21, 2017

It was a close shave – The King Gillette story

September 21, 2017

Buddhist monk forcibly disrobed after anti-Islam comments

September 21, 2017

Obama begins delivering half million dollar speeches on Wall Street

September 21, 2017

Trump reminds ‘Rocket Man’ that U.S. can annihilate North Korea

September 20, 2017

90% of Muslim asylum seekers in Austria end up on welfare

September 20, 2017

The end of the world is coming – again

September 20, 2017

How to survive a terror attack

September 20, 2017

This is the Modern World: Europe’s price for appeasing Islam

September 20, 2017

Britain’s SAS given ‘shoot to kill’ orders following Parsons Green attack

September 19, 2017

TERRORISTS can buy their bomb-making kits online from Amazon

September 19, 2017

US military had Pumpkinhead in their crosshairs and didn’t shoot

September 19, 2017

Did Nixon Sabotage Peace in Vietnam?

September 19, 2017

THE LIVE WIRES

NFL players learning how not to go broke September 21, 2017
Last month, the Detroit Lions made their 29-year-old franchise quarterback Matthew Stafford the best-paid player in NFL history, inking a $135 million contract that included a $50 million signing bonus.
Saudi is lifting Skype, WhatsApp ban, but will censor calls September 21, 2017
RIYADH (Reuters) - The Saudi government is lifting a ban on calls made through online apps on Thursday but will monitor and censor them, a government spokesman said.
France's National Front number two quits as tensions split Le Pen's anti-euro party September 21, 2017
PARIS (Reuters) - The right-hand man of French National Front leader Marine Le Pen said he was quitting the party, raising the prospect of a split in the far-right's ranks after Le Pen's defeat in the May presidential election and months of internal feuding.
Google is paying $1 billion for HTC's smartphone brains September 21, 2017
Google is doubling down on hardware.
Merkel's party dips in poll but still way ahead before Sunday vote September 21, 2017
BERLIN (Reuters) - Angela Merkel's conservatives dropped one percentage point in a poll released on Thursday, three days before a German election in which the chancellor is expected to win a fourth term, while the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) gained two points.
Islamists lure youngsters in the Philippines with payments, promise of paradise September 21, 2017
MARAWI CITY, Philippines (Reuters) - When he saw his commander holding the severed head of one of his neighbors, teenage Islamist fighter Jalil knew it was time to escape from Marawi City.
From new tax office, Catalonia hopes to grab billions from Madrid September 21, 2017
BARCELONA (Reuters) - In a glass building overlooking Barcelona's port, empty desks and computers wait for new workers of Catalonia's tax agency.