Frank Van Den Bleeken, Belgian Serial Rapist, To Be Euthanized In Jail
Frank Van Den Bleeken, who has spent 30 years in prison, asked to be euthanized due to the "unbearable" suffering of his detention.
10,000 People Apply For Job As Human Paintball Target, Paying $61k
The company which advertised the role said that it had applications from as far away as the U.S. and India.
‘Russian Spies’ Detained Outside NATO Air Base In Lithuania
A Lithuanian military official says one detainee was embedded among his own officers.
Syria: US Special Forces Mission To Rescue Captured Jordanian Pilot Fails Amid Intense Fighting
Attempts by U.S. forces to rescue a the pilot shot down over ISIS territory last month, reportedly failed after helicopters came under heavy fire.
Lebanese Marijuana Farmers Record Bumper Crop, As Syrian Civil War Occupies Authorities
Amid the thousands of refugees fleeing the Syrian Civil War, Lebanese authorities have been unable to take action against the marijuana farmers.
'A Second Scottish Independence Referendum Is On The Horizon', Says Alex Salmond
Alex Salmond said that an upcoming vote on whether the U.K. should leave the EU could prompt another independence vote.
Al-Qaeda In Indian Subcontinent Criticizes Pakistani Taliban For Peshawar School Massacre
Al Qaeda's Indian franchise said in a statement it is "forbidden to target ... places where ordinary Muslims could be harmed."
Male Rape Prevalent In UK Army, Ministry Of Defense Figures Reveal
At least 22 sexual assaults against male soldiers took place between 2012-14.
UK Ban On 'Face-Sitting' In Online Pornography Faces Backlash, As Thousands Sign Petition
Thousands of people had signed a petition calling for the laws, which ban the depiction of certain sexual acts, to be repealed.
Norwegian Newspaper Discovers Cellphone Surveillance Equipment Around Country's Parliament
Devices capable of recording phone calls and data traffic were found around hidden around key government facilities.
China Awards Fidel Castro Its Own Version Of Nobel Peace Prize
The prize, an alternative to the Nobel, was awarded to Castro for "important contributions to emphasizing the need to eliminate nuclear war."
Gambino Family Affiliate Held Over $1.25M Extortion For 30-Year-Old Debt
A man accused of extortion on behalf of the Gambino crime family was arrested in New York.
Sony Pictures Using Hacker's Own Tools To Stop Spread Of Stolen Films
Sony using Anonymous-style tactics to fight hackers.
Slain ISIS Hostage David Haines' Widow Speaks About Her Husband's Death
"You are a coward if you are going to behead someone who is helpless," Haines' widow said.
Bill Cosby Rape Allegations: LAPD To Search Playboy Mansion Where Victim Alleged Assault
LA police will search the famous mansion, and question staff, after a woman alleged that Bill Cosby sexually assaulted her when she was 15.
Typhoon Hagupit Weakens After Battering Eastern Philippines, But Authorities On Alert
Memories of the devastating Typhoon Haiyan last year forced one of the largest peacetime evacuations in the country's history.
Florida Boy Missing For Four Years Found Hidden Behind Secret Panel in Linen Closet
Five people, including the boy's father and stepmother, have been arrested and charged with false imprisonment and cruelty to a child.
Denmark Paid Islamic State Fighters Unemployment Benefit, Now Seeks To Reclaim
At least 28 jihadists were receiving Danish unemployment benefits while they were fighting for groups linked to the Islamic State.
Save the Children Tony Blair Controversy: Leak Reveals Executives' Panic Over Backlash Against Award
Save The Children caused outrage in Britain, after it gave an award to the former prime minister, who took the U.K. into the Iraq war.
Kenya Bus Attack: Survivors Say Al-Shabaab Militants 'Blew Victims' Heads Off Just Like That'
Al-Shabaab militants blew the victims' "heads off just like that," according to one survivor.
Islamic State Slaves: Yazidi Girls Sold Into ISIS Slavey Bought Back by Families For a Year's Salary
Some families have had mothers, daughters and sisters kidnapped and sold into slavery by Islamic State group militants.
Egyptian Jihadist Group Ansar Beit Al-Maqdis Pledges Loyalty To ISIS, Claims Responsibility for Suicide Attack
Ansar Beit Al-Maqdis, which has pledged its loyalty to ISIS, claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing that killed 30 Egyptian troops.
Glen A Larson Dead: Creator of 'Battlestar Galactica', 'Knight Rider' and 'Magnum PI', Dies Aged 77
Glen A Larson's creations dominated the world's TV schedules in the 1980s.
India Mass Sterilisation Scandal: Authorities Say Drugs Contaminated with Rat Poison
Most of 15 women who recently died had attended a camp where mass sterilization operations were performed in India.
Syria 'Hero' Video Of Boy Rescuing Girl From Sniper Fire Was Faked Using Child Actors
A Norwegian film crew created the footage as "an experiment", which garnered over 5 million views of YouTube.
Northern Ireland Patient Being Tested for Ebola, PHA Confirms
Public Health Agency says patient is in isolation at pending test results
More Than 1 Million Catalans Cast Ballot In Symbolic Independence Vote
Huge turnout reported as Catalans vote in unofficial polls.
Ebola Outbreak: MSF Confirms Decline of New Cases in Liberia, Two Thirds Of Country's Treatment Beds Empty
However, the medical charity warned the disease could flare up again, as it has done in other areas after periods of relative declines.
Climate Change Could Be ‘Irreversible’ By 2100 Under Current Conditions: IPCC
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has issued its strongest warning about the use of fossil fuels to date.
Virgin Galactic SpaceShipTwo Crash: Branson's Biographer Says Crash Was 'Inevitable'
Branson's biographer has claimed the crash could have been predicted as the spacecraft was "crude" and "unreliable."
