Medieval Times embroiled in allegations of sexual harassment, animal abuse

They bought Harry Houdini's house. It came with a gaggle of magic fans

The new owners of Harry Houdini’s former Harlem brownstone have transformed from reluctant guardians to enthusiastic hosts, embracing the magician’s legacy and welcoming fans into their historic home.

France heads into third weekend of protests as youth-led rallies sweep Europe

France and other European nations brace for widespread youth-led protests over living costs and education, as authorities deploy massive security forces to prevent anticipated rioting and civil disorder.

Lawsuit accuses Education Department of throttling student debt cancellation

A new lawsuit filed by the AFT alleges that the Education Department has stalled thousands of public service loan forgiveness applications, trapping workers in years of unnecessary debt.

On board a Spanish high-speed train in the aftermath of the system's latest catastrophe

Two deadly train collisions in nine months have severely shaken public confidence in Spain’s celebrated high-speed rail network, prompting government promises of reform and safety improvements.

This Jewish ex-cop will represent an Islamist party in Israel's newly elected parliament

Jewish former cop Yoav Segalovitz joins the Arab-led Ra’am party in Israel's parliament, aiming to bridge deep societal divides and promote unprecedented political cooperation between Jews and Arabs.