Even La Sagrada Familia's Final Completion Date Isn't Final
The towering Barcelona basilica could be completed by 2026
Taco Bell is just the latest company in Europe that's been found inadvertently serving horse meat, but as the controversy spreads overseas, the United States may be preparing to bring horse slaughter back to this side of the Atlantic.
The towering Barcelona basilica could be completed by 2026
This year's growth forecast lowered to 1.5 percent from 2.5 percent
Credit agencies are warning of a downgrade
Kristoffer Clausen became a sensation for hunting his own food--from a hotel in Sweden
Obama has a 75 percent approval rating on foreign affairs in Europe
Reports have questioned the ability of French banks to borrow dollars
New signs that Russia's prime minister will challenge Medvedev for president
Europe, Obama, Greece and the Fed blamed in Wall Street sell off
The countries' two leaders have reached an agreement on how to best protect the euro
France, Italy, Spain and Belgium banned investors from profiting on declining stocks
Europe's worried, China's lecturing, and the Arab world? It's busy
The superpower status of the United States is at risk, say editorials
The massacre in Norway occurs amid a nationalist revival across the continent
An explosion reportedly damaged the prime minister's office building
Goran Hadzic was indicted by The Hague for killing and deporting thousands of Croats
But the big obstacle--a parliamentary vote--lies ahead
Prime Minister George Papandreou survived a confidence vote
On the end of NATO, the Army's liberal ethos, and the cost of urban farming
On Jack Kevorkian, antibiotic abuse, and American jobs versus Chinese copyright
On recent graduates, Sudan's civil strife, and the European Union's struggles
Obama's limousine has faced a "congestion" charge, Simon Cowell's envy, and a curb
The German Chancellor is very curious to hear his thoughts on "The Social Network"
Latest Iceland eruption doesn't look like a repeat of 2010's Eyjafjallajokull disaster
On Paul Ryan for president, the G-8's fudged numbers, and the benefits of circumcision
"I've come home to find the apostrophe that we lost somewhere along the way"
The IMF head resigns, spurring a race for the next head of the IMF
On China, America as Europe's slum, and Bob Dylan's poetry
Killing at least 10 and damaging buildings in the small town of Lorca
A Der Spiegel report is attracting attention and skepticism
American media portrays the company as a villain; foreign press see it a little differently
Chinese don't care, Russians find the Tea Party interesting, Germans love! Obama
Home News From Afar: Aside from a South Korean blog, the world is smirking
On NATO's commitment to freeing Libya, the actual abundance of fish, and Obama's chances of reelection
When's the last time that happened?
Yet Wall Street says this isn't a big deal. What's going on here?
The doctoral thesis behind Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg's fall from power
He wouldn't be Berlusconi without the smug nonchalance
Trial set for April
The Italian prime minister is charged with paying an underage girl for sex
U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron speaks out against a concept with a hundred definitions
The stream of scandal surrounding the long-serving Italian leader is fodder for punchlines in the U.S. But some people actually have to live with him.
State Department inspector general's report says employees were so stressed by the bullying they volunteered to work in Afghanistan
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