Britain to relax alcohol licensing hours for England matches during World Cup
Britain has decided to relax alcohol licensing hours nationally to mark England's participation in the FIFA World Cup in June and July 2014, British Secretary of State for the Home Department Theresa May announced Monday.
Time does slow for love at first sight: research
It's the cliche of hundreds of pop songs, but New Zealand researchers say there's evidence that time does stand still when you find love -- or at least it seems to.
France, Germany propose “full-time" euro chief: report
French President Francois Hollande said Thursday he and German Chancellor Angela Merkel have decided to select a full-time chief to oversee the eurozone's economic policy.
Beckham decides to retire after the season
England former captain David Beckham decided to end his pro career at the end of the season, the home- known footballer announced on Thursday.
Dow sets record highs on investor confidence, improving global economy
U.S. stocks surged on Tuesday, sending the Dow Jones Industrial Average to a new all-time closing high and intra-day high, as investors became more confident in the stock market.
Coal mine blast kills 18 in Russia
At least 18 people died and three remained in grave conditions after a coal mine blast in Russia's northern Komi republic, emergency authorities said Monday.
