Texan Judge William Adams has been told that no legal action will be taken against him following the horrific video that showed him violently assault his disabled daughter with a leather belt.
A member of the online activist movement Anonymous who was kidnapped last month in Mexico by a ruthless drug cartel has been released, a spokesman for the organisation said.
Malaysian authorities have banned a controversial guide to Islamic sex published by the notorious Obedient Wives Club, the Wall Street Journal reports.
As booksellers package an early Tintin adventure book, and seal it with a warning, a Belgian judicial advisor rejects the book as racist
Jamie Pyatt, district editor of the tabloid, has been arrested in connection with the Metropolitan Poilce's investigation into corrupt payments to police officers.
With the hajj under way, Muslims from around the world reflect on their religion and beliefs, and while Muslims performing the Hajj are mostly adults, the pilgrimage is often explained from a young age.
A cuddle in the bed with the partner has always been recognized as something women desire the most. However, a new research has revealed that men are more eager to cuddle with their partner in the bed than women.
Human rights groups have accused doctors of failing to document signs of torture in Palestinian detainees, reports the Guardian.
Two brother who serves in British Army crossed paths in Afghanistan.
Historical prejudices about Jews, and their relationship to money and power, are on the rise in the United States, says a nationwide poll.
As the Hajj is underway, millions of Muslims have now reached Saudi Arabia for the annual pilgrimage which is also one of the five pillars of Islam.
Justin Bieber's lawyers deny claims that fan's baby is his and will pursue all available legal remedies to protect the star.
The investigation into Chelsea and England captain John Terry's alleged racist abuse of Queens Park Rangers defender Anton Ferdinand took a further twist, after the under fire 30-year-old was forced to call in the police, following the surfacing of a doctored recording of his voice uttering racist comments was posted on the internet.
23-year-old Dimitri Bogotich, who has been sentenced to 69 months in prison for leading a violent racist group, said he joined the group while serving as a soldier in the Israel Defence Forces.
Life for All, a Lahore-based activist group, has published case studies of all those accused under the blasphemy law in Pakistan's Punjab province.
A group of MPs has "little confidence" in the government's strategy for regeneration across England, according to a new report published on Nov. 3.
Kim Kardashian fled her Australian visit early, bailing on a lucrative appearance deal at the Melbourne Spring Racing Carnival
A husband secretly fed his wife steroids so she'd gain weight, in the hope she'd be unattractive to other men, stay at home to cook his meals, and look after the family.
Syrian tanks have opened fire in the city of Homs, raising questions about the validity of an Arab League-brokered deal to end the crackdown against anti-government protesters.
Chelsea and England captain John Terry's alleged racist abuse of Queens Park Rangers defender Anton Ferdinand has reportedly been captured by a second television camera according to The Sun newspaper.
The three Pakistan cricketers and a sports agent convicted of plotting to bowl purposeful no-balls during the Lord's Test against England in the summer of 2010 as part of a wider betting scam, were all handed custodial sentences at Southwark Crown Court on Thursday morning.
Judge William Adams, the man who had a shocking video uploaded of him beating his disabled 16-year-old daughter, Hillary with a leather belt, will be the subject of a police investigation.
Occupy protesters camping outside St Paul's Cathedral may stay for good, say the anti-capitalists pitched there.
Hajj is on its way in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, where three million Muslims have gathered for the all-important pilgrimage, one of the five pillars of Islam.
A study conducted at the Oxford University have revealed the important new radiocarbon dates for two milk teeth and a jawbone, which sheds light on the arrival of the first modern humans in Europe.
In a major crackdown, the Metropolitan police seized cocaine worth more than £2.5 million during a raid in Tooting, South London, Wednesday.
The City of London has temporarily abandoned legal action against the Occupy London protest following St Paul’s decision to pull back from the brink of a legal battle.
Fashion icon Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, has been spotted wearing a stylish red pillarbox coat to keep out the cold on her humanitarian trip to Copenhagen with her husband Prince William.
A Polish gang which trafficked more than 200 people to the UK as part of a multi-million pound benefit fraud has been busted following a joint investigation by the Metropolitan Police, Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC) and the Polish police.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have arrived at the Unicef Global Supply Centre Wednesday afternoon as part of their first joint humanitarian mission.
