“The plane shook with vibrations and split into two,”
— G.K. PRADEEP, a survivor from the Air India Express plane that crashed on Saturday, killing some 158 people. Pradeep and seven others are thought to be the only survivors. …
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Europe’s Lost To See Finale Live
There’s nothing quite so frustrating for foreign fans of U.S. TV to be denied the chance to watch the latest episodes of their favorite shows at the same time as their American cousins. Thankfully, when it comes to this Sunday’s …
U.K. Abortion Ad Sparks Heated Debate
One commercial is flaring up plenty of controversy.
War Crimes Prosecutors Want to Talk to Naomi Campbell
Diamonds are a girl’s best friend, or so we hear. Well, according to the AFP, war crimes prosecutors are seeking to make an enemy out of supermodel Naomi Campbell, by trying to subpoena her over a so-called blood diamond she …
Red Cross Gives Update on Haiti Relief
Four months after an earthquake devastated Haiti’s capital city of Port-au-Prince, conditions there have shown little improvement.
Picasso, Matisse Among Stolen Masterpieces
Five paintings worth over $600m — including masterpieces by Pablo Picasso and Henri Matisse — have been stolen from a Paris museum.
Why Do the 2012 Olympic Mascots Look So Strange?
Welcome to the world, Wenlock and Mandeville. Who they, you ask? Only the cartoon animation mascots unveiled for the Olympic and Paralympic Games in London 2012.
British Airways Strike Back On
A strike by British Airways cabin crew is set to start next week after the court of appeal overturned an injunction against the strike.
From Everest to the Pacific: How Young Is Too Young To Set A World Record?
How young is too young to chase after a world record? From the world’s deepest oceans to its biggest mountain, it’s a question that everyone’s now talking about.
Poland’s Deadly Plane Crash: New Details on What Went Wrong
Cell phones and cabin disturbances are now at the forefront of the investigation into last month’s fatal Polish-government plane crash.
‘Everybody Draw Mohammed Day’ Prompts Pakistan to Block Facebook
One Facebook group’s controversial platform has prompted a Pakistani government agency to put the nation’s news feeds on hold.
Thailand Violence: Video From the Red Camps
TIME was on the ground in the Red Shirt movement camps in Thailand, 48 hours before a military crackdown led to the surrender of the movement’s leaders. See our exclusive video.