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EU Leaders Clash over Limits on Budgets and Debt

BRUSSELS (AP) — European Union leaders are clashing over whether to loosen the bloc’s rules overseeing national budgets and limiting how much debt governments may take on. Italy, Belgium and others are arguing more flexibility is needed to foster growth

EU Leaders Clash over Limits on Budgets and Debt

Scholes says Shaw mega-move to United 'silly'

Manchester United great Paul Scholes said the proposed move of teenage England left-back Luke Shaw to Old Trafford for a fee in excess of £30 million ($51m, 38m euros) was a sign of just how “silly” English football had become.

Scholes says Shaw mega-move to United 'silly'

Pizza Shortages Due to US World Cup Game

The World Cup match between the United States and Germany created pizza shortages around the country, with one restaurant in Kentucky saying that the game, which started at noon eastern, was responsible for an extra month of sales.  In Washington,

Pizza Shortages Due to US World Cup Game

UK Europe Minister says Choice of Juncker 'Just Plain Wrong'

David Lidington, Britain’s minister for Europe, went to Berlin yesterday “to tackle head-on some of the misconceptions about the UK’s approach to the European Union.” In a speech to an EU organisation called Europe Network Germany he insisted that “Britain

UK Europe Minister says Choice of Juncker 'Just Plain Wrong'

Ties Are for Losers

Nearly seventy years ago, America and its allies demanded unconditional surrender from Germany. Today, America and its allies hope for a draw against Germany. Many partisans of the U.S. soccer team would regard even a loss, provided by not too

Ties Are for Losers

How the United States Beats Germany

The U.S. men’s soccer team plays Germany, a three-time World Cup champion and a pre-tournament favorite for this year’s competition, today at noon Eastern. How should the U.S. approach the game? It is only human nature to wonder not only

How the United States Beats Germany

European Police Crackdown on International Tractor Crime Ring

Police from Austria, Germany and the Netherlands have arrested an international gang of tractor thieves, the latest move in a campaign against a Europe-wide countryside crime wave which costs farmers and agricultural equipment dealers millions every year. The gang arrested have

European Police Crackdown on International Tractor Crime Ring

CONCACAF Aiming for Second Round History

The United States and, to a lesser extent, Honduras are playing for more than just their own World Cup lives in the final round of group matches, they could also help Concacaf make history. Concacaf, which incorporates teams from North

CONCACAF Aiming for Second Round History

European Reports Show NSA's Successes

Few events in recent years have sparked the kind of global outrage that accompanied Edward Snowden’s revelations, through documents stolen from the National Security Agency, that the organization had been spying on millions of private citizens around the world. Political

European Reports Show NSA's Successes

Environmental Charity Slams Plans for Huge Wind Farm

Britain’s Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB), which is usually pro-wind power, has criticised plans to build 47 wind turbines in Flow Country in the Scottish Highlands, home to the rare Wood Sandpiper (Tringa Glareola), which has only

Environmental Charity Slams Plans for Huge Wind Farm

Germany: Jihadists back from Syria are 'Deadly Danger' to Europe

(Reuters) – Battle-hardened jihadists returning from Syria’s civil war are no longer an ‘abstract threat’ but a ‘deadly danger’ to Europe, Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere said on Wednesday. An estimated 2,000 Europeans, including some 320 German citizens, have travelled

Germany: Jihadists back from Syria are 'Deadly Danger' to Europe

US arrests alleged Auschwitz guard, 89

An 89-year-old man has been arrested and denied bail in the United States for alleged war crimes as a teenage Nazi guard at Auschwitz. Johann Breyer, a retired machinist born in Czechoslovakia to a US mother, admits joining the Waffen

Hells Angels Logo Banned in Berlin

Berlin has banned the logo of the California-based Hells Angels from its city, viewing aspects of it “as symbols of a criminal organization.” The first Hells Angels charter was outlawed in Hamburg in 1983, but the move to ban the

Hells Angels Logo Banned in Berlin