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Dolce & Gabbana faces a minimum of one-year jail time as founders Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana were found guilty of tax evasion

RSCPA had reported an alarming high kill rates for impound dogs and cats

Girls Education rights advocate Malala Yousafzi condemned the bombing of a bus in Islamabad by a female suicide bomber

A group of entrepreneurs called ArcView Investor Network encouraged entrepreneurs to join the growing Cannabis industry

In a Customer Privacy statement released by Apple, the company detailed what data they allow and do not allow for government to access.

Charles Saatchi has now admitted that he attacked his wife Nigella Lawson when he choked her in public. The advertising tycoon previously downplayed the incident, calling it as a "playful tiff" between husband and wife.

Trial for Cleveland suspect Ariel Castro subjects victim Amanda berry, Michelle Knight and Gina de Jesus to more emotional pain

Police had no plans of stopping its attacks on Istanbul protesters as it detain more than 100 people

Russian President Vladimir Putin raised the issue about the US supplying weaponries to organ-eating Syrian rebels

Matt Damon, Robert de Niro, Michael Douglas, Morgan Freeman, Naomi Watts, Christoph Waltz, Alec Baldwin, John Cusack and Whoopi Goldberg appeared in a video calling for the Obama Government to stop using nuclear weapons

Warning to the general public: There are psychoactive substances which can be mistaken as cannabis, cocaine or methamphetamine as noted in the report of the AFP.

Sweden is imposing a total ban in 2014 on bestiality or sex between humans and animals. The move would amend current laws that make the act illegal only if cruelty to the animal could be proven.

Many men want to have harder and longer-lasting erections so they can have and enjoy sex more, but a Newark trucker discovered too late hard on, especially ones that stay up very long, could be painful.

The Immigration Amendment Bill has passed its third reading in the parliament legalising the mass detention of asylum seekers reaching the shores of New Zealand. Covered by the law are those arriving in groups of at least 30 people, and they will be issued a single warrant for six months detention.

At least 17 soldiers male army soldiers are being directly implicated in the latest internet sex scandal to rock the Australian Defence Force. Three have been served outright suspension, actions are underway to suspend five more, nine are facing possible disciplinary action and about 90 soldiers in the "periphery" of the act are being investigated.

Ariel Castro has pleaded not guilty to hundreds of criminal charges, including the kidnapping and rape of Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus, and Michelle Knight in Cleveland, Ohio. His defence team said that they are working to avoid an "unnecessary trial" involving the death penalty.

The protests at Taksim Square and Gezi Park in Istanbul remain unstoppable in its 14th day

PM Julia Gillard was a subject of a sexist menu served at the Opposition’s fundraiser activity

It seemed like there is no stopping the protests in Istanbul as police strike back to the protesters

Offenders who insult religious feelings in Russia will not only get a verbal backlash but could also end up serving jail time by up to three years. If passed by the Upper House and signed by Russian President Vladimir Putin, Russia's Duma expects it to become a law in July.

Google, Facebook, Youtube and Microsoft denied allowing the US government direct access to their servers to spy on users

Australian Labor Party Prime Minister Julia Gillard suffers backlash as different sectors find her ‘gender war’ strategy desperate

Istanbul protesters, since day 1, were peaceful people comprise of different groups, including women and children, until police comes in the night

Iraq veteran anti-war activist, Adam Kokesh, was arrested again for smoking pot in public

A Syrian mother grieves for her 15-year-old son shot by rebels before her for blasphemy.

Looks like actress Sharon Stone uses her basic instinct on how to address the multiple complaints charged by her former Filipino nanny, Erlinda Elemen and decided to reach settlement to avoid heading to court.

An Adelaide-raised former Accountant, Sabirhan Hasanoff, has been found guilty of conniving and aiding terror group al-Qaeda and is facing a 20-year imprisonment sentence by a US court.

The Turks were now clear about what they want; apparently the government chose to remain deaf

German automobile manufacturer Volkswagen has told car owners from Australian it is willing to conduct free check-up inspections on their units following a coroner's inquest into the death of a Volkswagen Golf driver in Melbourne in 2011.