Taylor Swift reportedly has filed quite a few trademark applications attached to her tour names, song lyrics, initials and more. (iStock/Photo by Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic) Welcome to the Fox News Lifestyle Newsletter. If this newsletter is not already delivered to your email, please
The Spanish prime minister is set for talks with the EU after a surge in people-smuggling operations to the Canary Islands which are a holiday hotspot for Brits. The head of the EU Ursula von der Leyen and Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez
With her fourth Grammy under her belt and the announcement of her next album, “The Tortured Poets Department,” Taylor Swift’s stock has never been higher — and sellers of unofficial merch are looking to get in on the action. But users on
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TALLINN, Estonia (AP) — A rights group on Thursday reported dozens more home raids and arrests across Belarus in the latest intensification of a years-long crackdown on dissent in the country of 9.5 million people. The Viasna human rights center said it
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Migrants are laying siege to two main secret routes into Europe through the Mediterranean and Balkan regions, with 17 percent more detected illegal crossings than two years ago. The European Union’s agency for border control, Frontex, said the Central Mediterranean and Balkan
Belarusian authorities on Tuesday arrested several dozen people in raids marking the latest in a relentless crackdown on dissent, a local human rights center said. The Viasna center said that at least 64 people were detained across Belarus on charges of “involvement
The European Court of Human Rights ruled Tuesday that authorities in Greece violated the privacy rights of a group of women who were arrested and publicly identified in 2012 as HIV-positive prostitutes who allegedly endangered public health. The case was brought to
Jamaica adopted Monday stronger domestic violence laws as the government aims to better protect victims on the island where people are reluctant to report such cases to authorities. Protection orders now include harassment and property damage, and the penalty for violating a