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Castle That Inspired 'Dracula' for Sale

BRASOV, Romania, May 12 (UPI) —The castle that inspired Bram Stoker’s Dracula, formally known as Bran Castle, is up for sale. Bram Stoker never actually went inside the castle while writing the 18th century horror novel, but it’s the setting

Castle That Inspired 'Dracula' for Sale

Mexican Government Arms Vigilantes to Fight Cartels

Uniforms and assault rifles were given to hundreds of vigilantes in Mexico, according to multiple reports. The armed civilians will be transformed into Mexico’s new rural police force. The Telegraph reported that Mexican authorities made the decision in response to the increasingly menacing drug

Mexican Government Arms Vigilantes to Fight Cartels

'Anti-Islamophobia' Campaigner Has Libel Case Thrown Out

The UK’s High Court has dismissed a case against Muslim campaigner Fiyaz Mughal after he accused Britain’s Daily Telegraph newspaper of libel. Mughal, who heads the ‘anti-Islamophobia’ group TellMAMA, is known for threatening legal action against people who have publicly

'Anti-Islamophobia' Campaigner Has Libel Case Thrown Out

Kim-Jong Un May Execute More Opponents

North Korean ruler Kim Jong-Un, the son of the late ruler Kim Jong-Il, is running scared. He is targeting as many as 200 political opponents, all because the legacy that he and his father claimed of being descended from the

Kim-Jong Un May Execute More Opponents

Russia Inherits Ukraine's Dolphin Army in Crimea

They are not sharks, and there are no lasers on their heads, but dolphins with knives on their backs might just do the trick. Trained to combat an enemy’s amphibious forces, the dolphin army is one of many military assets

Russia Inherits Ukraine's Dolphin Army in Crimea

Report: Green Agenda Problematic for 'Noah'

Incorporating green agendas into Hollywood product is hardly new. Just consider films like Promised Land, Happy Feet Two and Avatar as recent examples of environmentally suggestive storytelling. Inserting green themes into a blockbuster adaptation of a Bible-based story, though, is

Report: Green Agenda Problematic for 'Noah'

Bulgaria 'Selling EU Citizenship for £150,000'

Bulgaria is effectively selling citizenship for £150,000, according to an investigation by undercover reporters for the Daily Telegraph. As Bulgaria is an EU state, anyone who acquires citizenship there is allowed to settle and work in any other EU country,

Bulgaria 'Selling EU Citizenship for £150,000'

'UKIP Is Racist, M'kay?' Says Dan Hodges

Dan Hodges, a Blairite media commentator now in apparent exile from a left-lurching Labour Party, has used his column in the Telegraph today to follow up the Sunday Mirror‘s world-beating scoop about alleged “racism” at the UKIP conference. He writes: 

'UKIP Is Racist, M'kay?' Says Dan Hodges

Russia Confirms Moving Troops into Ukraine's Crimea Peninsula

The Russia foreign ministry admitted the country moved their troops into Ukraine’s troubled Crimea peninsula. The autonomous republic within Ukraine identifies as Russian and has been fighting back since parliament ousted Viktor Yanukovych. The Telegraph reports: “The Ukrainian side was

Russia Confirms Moving Troops into Ukraine's Crimea Peninsula

UKIP Treasurer: Seven Tory MPs Considering Defecting

UK Independence Party Treasurer Stuart Wheeler has revealed that seven sitting Conservative MPs have met with him to talk about defecting. In an interview with the Telegraph, Mr Wheeler said that he wrote to nine Eurosceptic MPs, asking each of

UKIP Treasurer: Seven Tory MPs Considering Defecting

Voldemort Invoked in China-Japan Feud over Shrine

(AP) Voldemort invoked in China-Japan feud over shrineTOKYOAs if Harry Potter isn’t popular enough, the evil Lord Voldemort from British author J.K. Rowling’s best-selling children’s series has been dragged into the feud between Japan and China over the Yasukuni war

Voldemort Invoked in China-Japan Feud over Shrine

Exorcism on the Rise in Catholic Church

The number of Roman Catholic priests trained in the rites of exorcism to rid people of demonic possession has increased, particularly in dioceses in Italy and Spain. The Telegraph reports that the rise in cases of demonic possession is a

Exorcism on the Rise in Catholic Church