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NGO says Grexit domino effect would give a boost to British consumers but only in the short term.

Letter from Athens requesting six-month loan extension 'does not match criteria agreed by Eurogroup'.

Michael Fallon said NATO was getting ready to repel any aggression.

The West believes it can do business with Ukraine's multi-millionaire president Poroshenko - but a British firm of architects begs to differ.

Experts are concerned that negotiations over Greek debt are ignoring the country's strategic importance.

Florida State University responds to a Newsweek article on 'The Hunting Ground' documentary.

Doctors and patients, men and women, find it hard to even discuss when to resume.

Promises and good intentions are of little use unless there is a program of action.

Attorneys for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev argue an impartial jury could not be seated so close to the site of the attack.

The fitness enthusiast turned extremist is an active member of the digital Jihadist movement.

Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson chat about talking to Sleater-Kinney, working with mentor Amy Poehler and watching some guy make out with himself.

Users complain they were not made aware of the the software that could be capable of collecting sensitive data.

“I do not believe the president loves America,” Politico quotes Giuliani as saying Wednesday.

The Muslim convert was arrested last August carrying 12-inch knife and hammer wrapped in black Islamic flag.

Libya wants to be able to defend itself from the encroaching terrorist threat.

Why the pro-Israel lobby has been unusually quiet about the bitter diplomatic row between Washington and Jerusalem.

The leaked document sparks outrage among gay groups and communities.

The bacterium, known as CRE, kills as many as half of those infected.

El-Hussein's account was visible until Monday, and a 'remembering' epithet had been posted above his name.

Eurozone stocks would fall and borrowing coasts soar if Athens were to leave the euro, say investors.

Grexit Fallout Would Trigger ‘Hard Times’ for British Businesses