As the Bard’s legacy gets a 21st-century makeover, critics wonder if the real tragedy is the relentless quest to find offence where none was penned.
After another weekend of talks, no new nations have pledged to join Britain and France in sending ‘peacekeeping’ troops to Ukraine.
American sportsman John Rocker suggested that the U.S. should send France a new statue representing open-border governance.
The European Commission has threatened legal action against member states that don’t follow migration laws—with the exception of its ally, Tusk.
Secret talks with Hamas and public threats of annihilation prove that Washington is unwilling to wait much longer for the freeing of captives.
Parents claim their son was treated unfairly for dodging the staircase, while conservatives attack “unacceptable indoctrination” in schools.
Furious Brits blame both Labour and the Tories for judges now being told to take a ‘kid gloves’ approach to minority and transgender criminals.
The party is “suspicious” of the government’s attitude to illegal immigration after migration minister says multiculturalism “enriches” the country.
A sovereigntist lawmaker has suffered a stroke after Serbian opposition figures threw flares and smoke grenades and used pepper spray.
Britain and France were angered by the U.S. vice president’s criticism of their armies—because they know it rings true.
Of the 155 migrants flown in last week, only 3% were former support staff to German troops in Afghanistan.
Campaigners against antisemitism say the broadcaster has “failed the British public” with its coverage.
