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Norwich Police have launched an investigation after a young woman admitted on Twitter to having knocked down a cyclist with her car.
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Economists say Venezuela's shortages stem from price controls meant to make basic goods available to the poorest parts of society and the government's controls on foreign currency.
Kentucky Fried Chicken is making its way to Gaza through underground smuggling tunnels beneath the Gaza-Egypt border.
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Like airplanes and helicopters, witches on broomsticks must also obey the Swaziland's aviation laws.
Outrage erupts in France over an anti-gay marriage propaganda poster that depicts the country's black justice minister as a raging gorilla.
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The campaign 'Kurd Men for Equality' is a response to an Iranian court's sentence for a man found guilty in a domestic dispute.
For the first time since 9/11, polls show that more respondents are unwilling to sacrifice personal freedoms to reduce the threat of terrorism.
After a disturbing sequence of events, a high school teacher in Seoul has been arrested for causing bodily harm and public exposure.
If Westboro members follow through on threats to picket funerals for Boston Marathon bombing victims, they will be met and perhaps blocked by the Teamsters Local 25.
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In the wake of the Boston Marathon explosions, many took to the internet to express their sympathy for the victims of the attack.
On a day when tens of thousands of people pack the streets to watch one of the world's best known marathons, two explosions kill two and injure dozens more.
It's official. ‘The best new music in the world right now’ will be available ‘soon’, Twitter has confirmed.
GlobalPost's Senior Correspondent in Israel, Noga Tarnopolsky, served up her version of #AFridayIn on the rocks with some muddled cucumber as she took our Twitter followers on a gin-fueled evening in Jerusalem.
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