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Mad Cow Disease 2016: First Case Since 2011 Found In France, EU Authorities Confirm

The brain-destroying disease can be passed to humans who consume beef from infected cows.

UN Human Rights Council To Vote On Resolution To Create Database Of Israeli Settlement-Linked Firms

The resolution, which the U.N. Human Rights Council was to consider Thursday, is opposed by Israel, the U.S. and Britain.

Germanwings Plane Crash Anniversary: What We Know About Flight 9525 And Its Co-Pilot One Year Later

All 150 people aboard died one year ago when co-pilot Andreas Lubitz steered the plane into a mountain.

ISIS Has At Least 400 Fighters Trained To Attack Europe: Report

At least 400 operatives trained in Syria, Libya and other locations are being deployed in autonomous cells to launch attacks in areas outside of the Middle East, security officials say.

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Belgium Tourism Economy 2016: After Brussels Terror Attacks, Will City Struggle To Draw Tourists?

Paris was hurt for months after the attacks there in November. Something similar could happen in Brussels after Tuesday’s attacks.

How To Preorder iPhone SE: When And Where To Purchase Apple Inc.’s 4-Inch Smartphone

Here’s what to do to be among the first to get their hands on Apple’s new 4-inch device.

Muslims To Blame For Brussels Terror Attacks? UN Warns Against Refugee Backlash Amid Islamophobia Debate

Refugees held signs in Greece Tuesday apologizing for the terror attacks in Belgium's capital.

Brussels Attack Could Embolden ISIS Sympathizers, New Recruits As City Comes To Standstill

Analysts say there is a small group of extremists who will be motivated by the Brussels bombings to move forward with planning additional attacks.

Brussels Terror Attack Victims: What We Know So Far About Those Killed And Injured In Airport, Subway Bombings

Starbucks says one of its employees was wounded in Tuesday’s attacks.

Is Brussels The New Home Of Europe Terror? Belgium's Terrorist Recruitment Problem Explained

Among Western European countries seeing their people leave to become foreign fighters in Iraq and Syria, Belgium has the highest number, per capita.

Brussels Attacks: Political Backlash Could Derail Europe’s Shaky Economic Recovery

Europe faces fairly short-lived economic damage from the deadly bombings, but the political backlash could be much more severe.

iPhone SE Is Cheaper In The US, But Apple Inc. International Customers Will Pay A Premium

International customers buying the 4-inch smartphone can expect to pay a premium anywhere up to $186.

Brussels Attacks Spur Brexit Campaign: Anti-Immigration Parties Link Terror To EU Open Borders

With terrorism fears feeding opposition to immigration and refugees, the attacks will be used as evidence that Britain would be safer outside the EU.

Prison Reform 2016: Netherlands Jails May Close As Dutch Crime Rate Falls

A plan to shutter five facilities would follow the closings of eight prisons last year.

British Ships Arrive In Japan To Ferry Plutonium To US

Two armed British ships arrived at the eastern Japanese coastal village of Tokai Monday to carry nearly 730 pounds of weapons-grade plutonium to the U.S.

Brexit Could Cause ‘Serious Shock’ To UK Economy, To Cost 950,000 Jobs, Report Says

An exit from the European Union could cause the British economy $145 billion, the country’s premier business lobbying organization said.

EU Brexit Debate 2016: Iain Duncan Smith Says Resignation Not About Referendum

Former British Works and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith said his resignation had nothing to do with the debate over whether or not Britain should remain in the European Union.

Kurdish Fighters, Tishrin Dam, Syria, Dec. 27, 2015

In Syria, Kurdish Autonomy Could Complicate Allegiances On The Ground

Syrian Kurdish groups have declared an autonomous state, and the move is likely to be met with more fighting and shifting allegiances.

British Photojournalist John Cantlie, Captured By ISIS, Resurfaces In New Video

John Cantlie has been held captive for more than two years by Islamic State group militants.

Is The Turkey Refugee Deal Legal? Why European Union Plan Has Drawn The Ire Of Human Rights Groups

An agreement to slow the influx of refugees into Europe via illegal smuggling does not protect those in danger, critics said Friday.

What Visa-Free Travel To Europe Means For Turkey's Elite

The open border policy would allow Turks to enter the EU without visas, but not work in member states.

Stamp Act Repeal’s 250th Anniversary: Facts About The Law That Helped Inspire The American Revolution

To the American colonists, “the power to tax was the power to destroy,” historian Pauline Maier once told the Public Broadcasting Service.

NYC St. Patrick’s Day Parade Sees Historic Gay Celebration Amid Religious Freedom Protests

At the city’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade Thursday, gay and lesbian groups were able to march under their own banner for the first time.

Guardian Layoffs Loom As Print Advertising Declines, Reflecting Bleak Trend For UK Newspapers

The publication said Thursday it will cut 250 jobs, including 100 editorial positions, in order to break even.

St. Patrick’s Day Parade NYC: List Of Gay And Lesbian Groups Marching For First Time After Decades Of Exclusion

The Irish Queers and the Lavender & Green Alliance were expected to officially march in the 2016 parade after decades of exclusion.

New ISIS Video Shows Explosive Wire Decapitate Hospital Worker; Six Alleged Spies Executed

The six men were accused of handing over sensitive information to the Iraqi military, which has besieged the city in recent months.

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