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Britain could ban large social gatherings until Christmas as Europe sees rise in coronavirus cases

September 9, 2020

Britain could ban large social gatherings until Christmas as Europe sees rise in coronavirus cases

As coronavirus cases rise across Europe, the British government has banned gatherings of more than six people in England in measures that could last through the year.

Man chasing fly accidentally blows up part of house: report

September 7, 2020

Man chasing fly accidentally blows up part of house: report

A man in France was injured Friday after he blew up part of his home while trying to eliminate a fly with an electric swatter, according to reports.

French police hunt 2 horse mutilation suspects in Dijon region

September 6, 2020

French police hunt 2 horse mutilation suspects in Dijon region

French police searched Sunday for two suspects wanted in a spree of gruesome horse mutilations that has shocked the county.

Trump 2020 campaign spokesman blasts report Trump disparaged American war dead as 'fake'

September 4, 2020

Trump 2020 campaign spokesman blasts report Trump disparaged American war dead as 'fake'

The Atlantic magazine's recent report claiming President Trump described an American World War I cemetery in France as being "filled with losers" and referred to American war dead as "suckers" is "fake," Trump 2020 campaign communications director Tim Murtaugh told "The Story" Friday.

As US schools delay reopenings, Europe forges ahead with full in-person learning

September 3, 2020

As US schools delay reopenings, Europe forges ahead with full in-person learning

As many school districts across the United States delay re-opening their schools in full, often choosing remote leaning instead, schools in Europe have taken a different approach -- with most opening with full-time in-person learning, and often making student participation mandatory.

Charlie Hebdo terror attack suspects go on trial in Paris terrorism court

September 2, 2020

Charlie Hebdo terror attack suspects go on trial in Paris terrorism court

Fourteen people charged for their roles in plotting a series of terror attacks, including one at the office of Charlie Hebdo, a satirical French newspaper, stood trial on Wednesday.

Satirical French newspaper Charlie Hebdo will republish Mohammed cartoons as terror trial kicks off

September 1, 2020

Satirical French newspaper Charlie Hebdo will republish Mohammed cartoons as terror trial kicks off

Satirical French newspaper Charlie Hebdo, the target of a 2015 massacre by Islamic extremists, will republish cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed to coincide with the start of a trial for the terror attack, according to the Daily Mail.

French military official under investigation for alleged "security breach": report

August 30, 2020

French military official under investigation for alleged "security breach": report

Defense Minister Florence Parly merely informed the press that the officer is facing legal proceedings.

France horse killings stun countryside after 'barbaric' slayings with mysterious, ritual-like mutilations

August 30, 2020

France horse killings stun countryside after 'barbaric' slayings with mysterious, ritual-like mutilations

A spate of gruesome killings of horses and ponies across pastures in France has left police baffled and rural communities terrified as the mysterious slayings appear to only be growing.

GOP, Dem conventions were Heartland vs. Hollywood, Euro Parliament member says

August 29, 2020

GOP, Dem conventions were Heartland vs. Hollywood, Euro Parliament member says

The recently concluded U.S. political conventions offered American voters two separate and distinct views of the world – one based on authenticity and another on artifice, a member of the European Parliament said this week.