Claes Borgström, the lawyer for the two women whose complaints of sexual assault triggered Julian Assange's arrest, said his clients had been assaulted twice: first physically, before being "sacrificed" to a malevolent online attack.
But with witnesses saying that the latest attack, was carried out by a whitetip, scientists are being forced to confront the likelihood that sharks from two different species have suddenly developed man-killing tendencies.
Andrew Breitbart has played on the fears of conservative whites to claim another black victim, writes Tom Scocca for Slate. The latest is Shirley Sherrod of the USDA, who had to resign over a 24-year-old video twisted completely out of context.
A tape has surfaced in which Benjamin Netanyahu, current prime minister of Israel, brags about how easy the US is to manipulate.
Animal welfare groups sued BP for burning endangered sea turtles and asked a federal court to stop the oil giant's "controlled burns" on the Gulf of Mexico spill.
he Tibetan people have evolved to suit their high-altitude home with astonishing speed, say researchers.
Finland on Thursday became the first country in the world to make access to a broadband service a basic right, ensuring that a high-speed Internet connection is available to all Finns, a government official said.
When Algeria took on the United States in a World Cup match yesterday, the team had some trouble going on the offense -- that is, until after the game.
If history is any guide, McChrystal will not be able to survive the controversy surrounding disparaging comments about President Obama, Vice President Biden and other administration officials that he and members of his staff made to a Rolling Stone reporter.
Sarah Palin made quite the splash recently with her comments to the anti-abortion group the Susan B.
An upstate New York woman has been charged with adultery, something only twelve others in state history have been charged with, after a mother allegedly spotted her having sex on a picnic table in the park.
Hundreds of seemingly drunk parrots are falling out of trees and the sky in a northern Australian town, mystifying veterinary surgeons who are struggling to care for them.
Your family tree has a new and colorful member, Homo gautengensis, a toothy, plant-chomping, literal tree swinger that was just named the world's earliest recognized species of human.
Pennsylvania Attorney General Tom Corbett has subpoenaed Twitter, demanding it release "any and all subscriber information" for two accounts that seem to mainly specialize in criticizing him.
The chief executive of BP has told Sky News he believes the massive Gulf of Mexico oil spill will end up having only a "very, very modest" environmental impact.
Take notes, Iranians: Dressing immodestly really will cause earthquakes and bring God's wrath upon you—but only if you're from a pious place like Iran. If you live in the heathen West, God will just let you sin, and you'll go to hell.
President Obama stopped for lunch on an upstate New York swing on Thursday and got something not on the menu at Duff's Famous Wings: a steamy compliment from a female patron who told him, "you're a hottie with a smokin' little body."
Just when you thought the Birther conspiracy theories had died out under the weight of actual news like the BP oil spill, and the Times Sq.
Well, this should quiet down all the racial tension in Arizona. Governor Jan Brewer has signed a bill designed to outlaw the Tuscon school district's ethnic studies program—just hours after UN human rights experts issued a report condemning that very law.
For a guy who supposedly trained with the Taliban, Faisal Shahzad seems to have been a pretty lousy bombmaker, and this ineptitude has puzzled investigators.
Time was when Nazis used to slather swastikas on synagogues and Jewish businesses to prepare the local population for expulsion or much worse. It's sad that this sort of behavior persists around the world, as a new study by Tel Aviv University shows.
Sarah Palin was on the O'Reilly Factor last night talking about the National Day of Prayer, but she went a bit further than her usual party line of calling America a Christian nation.
Your local sheriff's department has a problem. Who wouldn't want help out? So when Brooks County, Texas, complains that it has 200,000 pounds of marijuana on its hands and no funding to dispose of it, civic-minded blog Toke of the Town naturally offers to come to the rescue.
Five female students at a Maine university pounced on a slasher who stabbed a woman and held him for police. Howard Wolk, 45, has been charged with attempted murder after police said he stabbed a nursing student who had an order of protection against him.
The iconic images of presidents–the ones printed on our money–are timeless. Or are they? Rather than staying the same, the members of America's honorable legion look like a fine wine: better with age. They appear cleaner, sharper, and, well, nipped and tucked.
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