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Woman Throws Prosthetic Leg On Thomson Airways Flight: Plane Diverted After Unruly Passenger Demands Parachute, Cigarettes

A passenger said the woman "was totally drunk" and "slapped a young girl."

How Old Is Harry Potter? Birthday Of Famous Hogwarts Wizard Reveals Shocking Age

July 31 is Harry Potter's birthday, but many fans might not realize how old the famous wizard is. Find out the age of the Hogwarts alum and explore his timeline.

Upcoming 2015 Porsche 911 GT3 RS Design Photos Leaked Showing Significant Changes

Porsche's next high performance 911 is getting a serious face-lift.

Jennifer Lawrence Engaged To Boyfriend Nicholas Hoult? JLaw Wearing Ring On Engagement Finger After Breakup Rumors

Following breakup rumors, JLaw and Nicholas Hoult may be engaged after the “Hunger Games” actress was spotted wearing an engagement ring.

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OkCupid Dating Experiment Could Land Christian Rudder's Company In Trouble For 'Deceptive' Practices

OkCupid users found out Monday their online dating techniques were manipulated, but few seem to be bothered.

Arsenal Transfer News: Khedira, Costa, Jenkinson And Grenier Discussed In Latest Rumors

The latest news surrounding Arsenal suggests that that their busy summer of transfer business may not yet be at an end.

'Mario Kart 8' Isn't Saving Nintendo: Poor Sales Of Wii U Hit Earnings

Nintendo released its fiscal first-quarter earnings on Wednesday, and the results were somewhat disappointing for the brand.

Electric Cars By Renault, Volvo And Mitsubishi Helped Double Sales of Plug-In Cars In Europe

Three manufacturers helped drive a 'surge' in electric car sales in Europe for 2013, a new analysis of official data found.

Self-Driving Cars: UK Sees Driverless Vehicles On British Streets By January 2015

Britain says it won’t fell behind in the push to make self-driving cars a thing on its roads.

News Of The World Phone Hacking Scandal: Jules Stenson, Neil Wallis Charged With Conspiracy

The phone hacking scandal forced Rupert Murdoch to shutter News of the World.

Windows Phone 8.1 Update Unveiled With Cortana Getting Chinese Language Support

Cortana, nicknamed “Xiao Na” for the Chinese market, will feature a customized interface, animations and sounds.

Amazon To Invest $2B In India To Expand Operations, A Day After Flipkart Raises $1B

Amazon's move comes a day after Flipkart, India's largest online retailer, raised $1 billion from investors.

Enola Gay: Last Member Of Crew That Dropped Atomic Bomb On Hiroshima Has Died

The men of the Enola Gay dropped the world's first atomic bomb on Hiroshima in 1945. The last crew member has died.

Whole Foods Q3 Earnings Preview: Company's Future Unpredictable As Grocery Industry Changes

Experts say that Whole Foods' Q3 earnings report will likely be disappointing, but they believe the company's long-term outlook is more promising.

Manchester United Vs. Inter Milan: Live Stream Info, TV Channel And Team News

Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal will keep the same formation when his team takes on Inter Milan in the International Champions Cup.

Gaza Conflict A Trigger For Anti-Semitic Attacks Across Europe

Some pro-Palestinian protests across Europe have turned from pro-Gaza to anti-Semitic, some even calling for "death to the Jews."

US And Europe Will Toughen Russia Sanctions: Reports

President Barack Obama spoke with several leaders in the European Union to discuss fresh sanctions against Russia.

Arsenal Transfer News: After Chambers And Ospina Deals Confirmed, Will A Defensive Midfielder Be Next?

Arsenal have completed two more transfers, but a defensive-minded midfielder has yet to be secured.

Britain, New Zealand Capitalizing On Oil Industry Shift Away From Developing Countries

OECD oil-producing countries are luring global energy firms with stable politics and friendly regulations.

SEC Alleges US Gunmaker Smith & Wesson Paid Pakistani Cops Bribe In Guns, A Violation Of Foreign Corrupt Practices Act

Smith & Wesson ordered to pay $2 million for playing dirty in “high-risk markets” by bribing or attempting to bribe.

As Libyan Capital Tripoli Descends Into Chaos, Foreigners Are Fleeing Libya

Heavy clashes in Tripoli and Benghazi have closed the airspace, cut power and water, and caused foreign governments to leave.

Richard Branson's Virgin America To Sell Shares To The Public In US IPO

The company, known for mood lighting and wi-fi and comfortable leather seats even in economy class, offers flights to 22 cities in the United States and Mexico.

MH17 Crash: Flight Data Recorder Shows Plane Suffered 'Massive Explosive Decompression' From Missile

MH17's flight data recorder will undergo further examination by experts. Meanwhile, investigators couldn't get closer to the crash site.

Danone In Talks With Hospira To Sell Its Medical Nutrition Business For $5B: Reports

President Barack Obama has criticized companies for harming the U.S. economy by “cherry-picking the rules” to avoid taxes.

Peace Before Economy For Russia Sanctions, German Fin Min Tells Paper

Tougher sanctions against Russia are necessary, no matter their effect on the economy, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble says.

Air Algerie Flight AH5017 and Downed Malaysian Airlines MH17 Have No Impact On Passenger Activity, Says Heathrow Boss

Heathrow CEO John Holland-Kaye says Sunday was one of the airport's busiest days of the year.

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