Unemployment Is The World's Fastest-Rising Concern: Study
Worried about making ends meet? You're not alone. Unemployment is the fastest-rising concern around the globe, suggesting the softening global job ...
Worried about making ends meet? You're not alone. Unemployment is the fastest-rising concern around the globe, suggesting the softening global job ...
AP | CASSANDRA VINOGRAD | Posted 11.28.2011 | World
LONDON — A weak police response allowed rioting to spread across Britain last summer, an independent panel concluded Monday. The Riots Communit...
AP | Posted 12.24.2011 | World
LONDON — After riots swept through Britain in August, some officials blamed the looting and violence on gangs. But official data released Monday...
Tim Mohr | Posted 11.08.2011 | Entertainment
Atari Teenage Riot -- Berlin's loudest, most strident, and most influential band -- kicked off a US tour this week.
Posted 10.29.2011 | World
The second day of the Notting Hill Carnival kicked off in spectacular style Monday, despite a visible increase in police presence following London's v...
AP | Posted 10.28.2011 | World
LONDON — British police on Sunday charged a man suspected of participating in a hit-and-run attack that seriously injured two police officers du...
AP | JILL LAWLESS | Posted 10.25.2011 | Technology
LONDON — More than two weeks after riots, Britain's government and police met social media executives Thursday to discuss how to prevent their s...
Erik Bleich | Posted 10.22.2011 | World
The recent events in England allow us the opportunity to make social scientific lemonade out of British lemons. Cameron's government should not only crack down on protesters, but also unearth funds to implement jobs programs for at-risk youth.
AP | By JILL LAWLESS | Posted 10.21.2011 | World
LONDON -- Former Prime Minister Tony Blair on Sunday rejected the British government's claim that this month's riots were caused by the country's mora...
The Guardian | Alan Travis, Simon Rogers | Posted 10.19.2011 | World
The courts are handing down prison sentences to convicted rioters that are on average 25% longer than normal, according to an exclusive Guardian analy...
CBC | CBC | Posted 10.17.2011 | Home
Prince Charles and his wife Camilla on Wednesday visited the area where the England riots started, but not everyone in the neighbourhood ...
Arianna Huffington | Posted 10.16.2011 | Politics
Right now, with the country in crisis mode, the American people sense that our problems can't be solved by foxy spinning, triangulating, slicing and dicing, and tinkering at the edges. They are longing for a hedgehog at the helm, with an "unchanging, all embracing... unitary inner vision."
Patricia DeGennaro | Posted 10.12.2011 | World
The idiom "the calm before the storm" signifies a quiet period before great excitement or activity. In case our leaders are missing it, the calm is o...
AP | Posted 10.13.2011 | World
LONDON -- Police have charged a 21-year-old man with robbing an injured Malaysian student whose videotaped attack during the London riots drew outrage...
Dedrick Muhammad | Posted 10.12.2011 | Black Voices
What is happening in Britain today, like what happened in France in 2005 and 2007, and in Israel with some of its largest demonstrations focused on growing economic insecurity, can serve as a warning to the United States.
The Huffington Post | Ryan Grenoble | Posted 10.12.2011 | Denver
Can you imagine anything in Denver that would spark a riot similar to those in the United Kingdom? Dispensaries in 'Little Amsterdam' shut down witho...
The Next Web UK | Posted 10.12.2011 | Technology
As you may already know, names, dates of birth and addresses of convicted criminals are all public record in the UK. It’s been customary for these t...
AP | DANICA KIRKA and JILL LAWLESS | Posted 10.11.2011 | World
LONDON — Prime Minister David Cameron said Thursday that Britain would look to the United States for solutions to gang violence after nights of ...
Guardian.co.uk | Posted 10.11.2011 | Technology
David Cameron has told parliament that in the wake of this week's riots the government is looking at banning people from using social networking sites...
The Guardian | Posted 10.11.2011 | Technology
David Cameron has told parliament that in the wake of this week's riots the government is looking at banning people from using social networking sites...
The Huffington Post | Jack Mirkinson | Posted 10.10.2011 | Media
The BBC has apologized for suggesting that a man who had a testy interview with one of the corporation's newscasters was himself a participant in the ...
The Huffington Post | Timothy Stenovec | Posted 10.09.2011 | World
As the London riots continue to rage into their fourth day, dramatic videos of the events are rapidly being uploaded to YouTube and posted on Twitter ...
The Huffington Post | Jason O. Gilbert | Posted 10.09.2011 | Technology
Another scary bit of news out of the United Kingdom, which has been overtaken by riots in the past three days: The sale of baseball bats via the UK br...
Posted 10.09.2011 | Books
British bookstores seemed largely unaffected by the rioting that took place last night across the UK, according to a report on The Bookseller website....
The Huffington Post | Alexander Eichler | Posted 12.12.2011 | Business