Hungary and Croatia traded threats on Saturday as thousands of exhausted refugees and migrants poured over their borders, deepening the disarray in Europe over how to handle the tide of people fleeing violence.
Croatia's prime minister says his government has forced Hungary to let refugees and migrants into the country again after sealing off the border with Serbia earlier this week.
You've heard of pop-up shops and pop-up restaurants. Here's the pop-up housing office.
An Afghan artist is using the blast walls of Kabul's city streets to rail against corruption in the heart of the country's capital.
Matthew Crawley? Sir Richard Carlisle? The dead Turk? Who's your favourite of Lady Mary's love interests?
Owen King and Mark Jude Poirier's new comic is a B-movie type portrait of college life interrupted by the arrival of alien beetles who feed on the shallowest kids.
Cara Delevingne, Abbey Lee Kershaw, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley — spoke out at length about wanting to leave the runways, editorials and ad campaigns behind to focus on film careers instead. Chanel Iman in “Dope” I’ll preface this by saying that I think “Dope” was one of the best movies of the summer, period. While my overall expectations were pretty high going into it — I’d read the reviews, which were almost universally glowing — I figured Chanel Iman would be relegated to the “token hot girl” role in which models so often wind up. Читать дальше...
Turns out, the odds are very low there's any buried treasure.
U.S. intelligence analysts are scrutinizing a newly modified North Korean satellite launch facility but see no imminent threat despite the reclusive government's latest threats of nuclear attack against the United States.
Dear Liz: We have 90 employees, many of them millennials, and only about 30% take advantage of our retirement plan. What resources and advice can I use to get our employees to take control of their retirement future?
Plastic heads, mascara tubes, foot-tall daiquiri glasses and dozens of cylindrical bottles form neat rows on shelves inside Artisan Screen Printing Inc.'s Azusa manufacturing facility.
The Victor Rossetti Residence was designed in the 1920s by "architect to the stars" Paul Williams for one of Los Angeles' premier bankers. No expense was spared. Gated, with a long private driveway and roomy motor court, the opulent Los Feliz estate retains Williams' signature Corinthian columns...
Legendary television producer and writer Norman Lear has put his estate in Brentwood on the market at $55 million. Perhaps "The Jeffersons" co-creator and writer has a "deee-luxe apartment" in mind next.
The legend goes like this: A cattle gang moved in and terrorized Holbrook, a town that, as an old saying goes, was "too tough for women and churches." That was about 1886.
For those who engage in open-source, open-knowledge communities, giving tends to beget more giving
This country’s openness to new peoples and ideas will help us break down imposed barriers to innovation
The evidence that smaller companies are the engines of growth is decidedly mixed
The new Labour leader offers a pure politics that satisfies the card-carrying party membership rather than the ballot-wielding electorate.
‘A balanced budget matters. The Conservatives get that.’ ‘Nothing wrong with running deficits, if the goal is to grow the economy.’ Readers, print and digital, balance the ledger on the value they place on this week’s news of a ‘surplus’
Residents in the path of a deadly wildfire that raged across California last week complained that they were not given a notice by authorities to evacuate the area.
Cesar Chavez inspired the world; Larry Itliong inspired Cesar Chavez. In 1965, the Filipino laborer led California grape pickers on a strike that would spark the modern farmworker movement.
COLUMBIA, South Carolina - Charging Dylann Roof's friend may help prosecutors get him to testify about the alleged Charleston church shooter's state of mind before nine people were killed.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Charging Dylann Roof's friend may help prosecutors get him to testify about the alleged Charleston church shooter's state of mind before nine people were killed.
According to an indictment, Joey Meek knew about Roof's plans to shoot black church members during Bible study at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal, didn't report it and lied to the FBI after the massacre. [...] with Roof already in jail facing federal hate crime charges and nine state counts of capital murder, why would there be a case against Meek? Legal experts say prosecutors likely want to show Roof's alleged acts were premeditated and intentional, which are vital to pursuing a death penalty case. Читать дальше...