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Live Anthrax Shipped To Dozens Of Labs Across US And 7 Other Nations In Past 12 Years: Report

The U.S. military mistakenly shipped live anthrax to dozens of laboratories across the country and to seven other nations over the past decade.

JK Rowling Hedge-Trimming At Scotland Mansion Causing 'Chaos,' Traffic In Neighborhood, Residents Say

The maintenance at Rowling's house was due to end Friday.

Australia PM Tony Abbott's Climate Change Policy Slammed By British MP

British Conservative Party lawmaker Richard Benyon said that Abbott's pro-coal and anti-renewable policies were "profoundly un-conservative."

Are 'Stem Cell Factories' The Future Of Regenerative Medicine? Scientists Eye Possible Breakthrough [VIDEO]

The research could potentially pave way for creation of "stem cell factories," which can be used to in the treatment of the heart, liver and brain.

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Thailand Backpackers Murder Trial Resumes, Focus On DNA Evidence

Defense lawyers in the trial of two Myanmar men accused of killing two British backpackers on a Thai resort island last year said on Wednesday they would focus on the reliability of crucial DNA evidence.

Sepp Blatter Update: Trespassing Charges For Simon Brodkin, Comedian Who Threw Money At FIFA President

It remains to be seen if there will be a trial. Trespassing in Switzerland is just prosecuted by request like other minor crimes," a police spokesman told the BBC.

Russia To Test New Long-Range Nuclear Capable ICBMs Within Next 24 Months

Russia is pressing forward with a new nuclear-capable intercontinental ballistic missile that could hit targets more than 10,000 kilometers away.

Chinese Stocks Hit ‘Psychologically Important’ 4K Mark Again, As Beijing Pledges To Continue Stabilizing The Market

China's regulator says it will continue with measures to "restore investor confidence," as authorities defend massive intervention in the market.

South China Sea War? Japan Slams Beijing For Constructing Military Base On Fiery Cross Reef

China's efforts to construct a military base on one of seven artificial islands China has created in the disputed Spratly Islands is a step too far, Japanese defense leaders claim.

Countering ISIS: David Cameron To Launch 5-Year Plan To Defeat Extremist Ideology

British Prime Minister David Cameron's plan will focus on finding ways to increase opportunities for ethnic minorities.

Cameron Seeks More British Action Against ISIS In Syria

Prime Minister David Cameron says Britain needs to confront the ideology of extremism by promoting British values and challenge "ludicrous conspiracy theories" of groups such as the Islamic State.

PM Cameron Says He Wants Britain To Do More To Fight ISIS In Syria

Britain conducts regular strikes against IS militants in Iraq but has so far limited its Syrian involvement to flying surveillance missions to gather intelligence.

Copying CDs And DVDs To Digital Formats Ruled Illegal In UK High Court

Personal copies of copyrighted music and videos are deemed illegal to have or make in the United Kingdom without compensation.

China Must Learn Lessons Taught By Stock-Market Rout, Vice Finance Minister Says

China’s vice finance minister says, “There is a mismatch for supervision, and that is a real challenge.”

Explosive Device Found Outside Australian Cricketer Brad Haddin’s Sydney Home

Police said the device appeared to have been randomly discarded, and was not targeted at Brad Haddin.

Buckingham Palace Defends Images Of Queen Elizabeth’s ‘Nazi Salute’ As A Child Published By British Newspaper

A British tabloid Saturday published an image of a 6-year-old Queen, apparently giving a Nazi salute, sparking furious indignation from Buckingham Palace.

Netanyahu Talks To Abbas For First Time In Year, Calls For Peace: Report

Israel's Haaretz reported Friday that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and told him Israel wants peace.

Doritos Roulette Banned At School After UK Girl Stops Breathing; How Hot Are They?

One in every six chips of Doritos Roulette is 10 times hotter than jalapenos. One U.K. girl learned that the hard way.

UK Court Overturns DRIPA Mass Surveillance Law

The surveillance measure, which passed in 2014 in a matter of days, granted intelligence agencies unprecedented retention and surveillance powers.

Zero Carbon 'Energy Positive' House That Produces More Energy Than It Uses Built In Wales

The house, designed and built by experts frtom the Welsh School of Architecture, is capable of exporting more energy than it consumes.

Obese People Are Highly Unlikely To Ever Shed Weight, Researchers Warn

The study's authors say that current methods for fighting obesity were proving largely ineffective, and called for more preventative measures.

ISIS Airstrikes In Syria: British Pilots Participate Despite Parliament Vote

Despite the British parliament voting against military action in Syria, it was revealed that pilots on an exchange program with coalition forces participated in the attacks.

US Reports 31 Airstrikes Against ISIS In 1 Day As Britain Steps Up Spying

Airstrikes against the Islamic State group have killed several senior officials in recent weeks, but the militant group continues to advance.

Drug And Human Trafficking In 'Lawless' Libya Is Funding ISIS

Libya’s illegal networks have boosted the traditional tribal trans-Sahara trade network to almost $80 million.

Reassured By Greek Parliament's Bailout Approval, European Commission Says Greece Could Get Bridge Loans Soon

These short-term funds were estimated at 7 billion euro ($7.7 billion) and would go toward Greece's July budget.

Greece Bailout Vote: Ruling Syriza Party Riven By Divisions, Faces Challenges In Governing

After scores of Syriza MPs voted against the government-backed international bailout deal, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras' administration is facing stark challenges in governing.

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