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Spain: A Nation Without Eurosceptics

In the run up to next month’s European Elections, many commentators have been focusing on the rise of Eurosceptic parties across the continent. Parties such as UKIP in Britain, the Front National in France, the Party for Freedom in the

Spain: A Nation Without Eurosceptics

Racist Taunts Pervade European Soccer Leagues

Racism is not just a hot issue for the NBA, Dani Alves a soccer player for Barcelona has been victimized by ugly racist taunts, including having bananas thrown at him ridiculing him as a monkey. On Sunday, ESPN reported that

Racist Taunts Pervade European Soccer Leagues

FBI Houston Seeks Global Victims of Dead Pedophile

The FBI is seeking the public’s assistance in finding victims of what they describe as one of the worst alleged sexual predators they have seen. Currently over 90 victims are known to have been abused by William James Vahey, who

FBI Houston Seeks Global Victims of Dead Pedophile

IMF Forced Into U-Turn on Britain's Economic Plan

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) was forced into an embarrassing climbdown yesterday as it admitted Britain’s ‘Plan A’ was working. Its Chief Economist said last year that Britain was “playing with fire” by adopting austerity but now they have upgraded

IMF Forced Into U-Turn on Britain's Economic Plan

Tea Party Movements Rising in France

A political backlash against both parties has created a strong Tea Party movement in France that is rocking the country’s political landscape. Socialist President François Hollande’s failed economic policies and hard-left social policies are angering those who had never before participated

Tea Party Movements Rising in France

Buffalo Mass Mob Concept Goes Viral

On Feb. 1, the Associated Press ran a piece on the Buffalo Mass Mob, led by organizer and founder Christopher Byrd, which uses Facebook and Twitter to assemble like-minded lay Catholics and vote on which of a selection of the

Buffalo Mass Mob Concept Goes Viral

US Government Is World's 3rd Largest Economy

Monday’s open enrollment deadline for ObamaCare, which, with its subsidies and tax credits, represents the largest expansion of government, is a good time to assess the total scale of government in the US.  Appreciating the full scope of the US

US Government Is World's 3rd Largest Economy

Venice Votes for Independence from Italy

The people of Venice and its surrounding region have voted to split from Italy, with 89 percent favouring independence. The referendum, which took place online over a period of five days, saw a turnout of 73 percent, with just 11

Venice Votes for Independence from Italy

World Cup 2014 Odds

The World Cup remains four months away. But London bookies William Hill already have posted odds. They imagine the home team as enjoying the best chance. The odds reflect the amount won based on bet of 100 whatevers (pick your

World Cup 2014 Odds

3 Killed in Venezuela Anti-Regime Violence

CARACAS, Venezuela, Feb. 13 (UPI) —Three people were shot dead and 23 were wounded in anti-regime violence in Caracas, officials said, amid escalating Venezuelan unrest over economic hardships. The government of President Nicolas Maduro blamed the violence on the “fascist”

3 Killed in Venezuela Anti-Regime Violence

Sochi Drone Shooting Olympic TV, not Terrorists

SOCHI, Russia (AP) — That drone you might have spotted hovering and zipping around the Sochi Olympic slopes isn’t searching for terrorists or protesters hiding behind the fir trees. It’s being used to transmit live video of snowboard and ski

Sochi Drone Shooting Olympic TV, not Terrorists

Spain Princess Testifies in Historic Fraud Probe

PALMA DE MALLORCA, Spain (AP) — Spain’s Princess Cristina testified Saturday in a historic judicial hearing aimed at helping determine whether she and her husband illegally used company funds for personal expenses, including lavish parties at their modernist Barcelona mansion.

Spain Princess Testifies in Historic Fraud Probe

Brokeback Mountain the Opera to Open in Spain

MADRID (AP) — It was a short story, then a Hollywood movie. Now the tragic tale of cowboys in love is being reinvented again: Brokeback Mountain — the opera. Ahead of its world premiere in Madrid, author Annie Proulx told

Brokeback Mountain the Opera to Open in Spain