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How one man's response to sudoku left his doctors perplexed
Hundreds of thousands of people fleeing the Mideast go to Germany, which has welcomed them. But with thousands coming daily, how many can Germany really handle?
European Union plan would offer aid and concessions after Turkish leader gripes: "We have 2.5 million refugees. No one cares."
In taking down its forecast of GDP expansion a tick, to 1.7 percent, it says the VW scandal has "no enduring effect"
GOP presidential candidate tells "Face the Nation" that European countries must do more to stand up to Russian aggression
The presidential candidate also defended his comparison of modern gun control efforts and Hitler's rise in Germany
Germany first welcomed migrants with open arms, but there is a growing backlash against the thousands seeking to settle there.
Investigators are seeking material that would help clarify who was responsible for the diesel engine rigging
Nazi leader may be one of the most notorious figures in world history but some in Germany apparently still have affection for him
Five Americans got sick after controversial overseas treatment involving sheep cell injections
Officials warn with new urgency that refugee crisis engulfing continent has no hope of ending without political solution in Syria
German TV report claims Pentagon is preparing to put new nuclear bombs at Buechel Air Base; Russia promises countermeasures if true
Woman was allegedly a member of the Nazi SS who served in the Auschwitz death camp complex
European officials plan new emergency meeting to discuss plan for 120,000 refugees, a fraction of the total, and with little prospect for agreement
Slovenia originally agreed to let migrants through, but as stragglers reached the border, they found it was closed
Teen dies of liver failure after eating deadly mushroom that resembles edible fungi in his homeland, German hospital says
Dice haven't changed much in the last 1,900 years, according to the recent discovery
Growing migrant crisis has put the world's largest economy in the spotlight over how many people in desperation it allows in every year
Thousands flood into Austria after days of seeing paths into Western Europe blocked by border guards with dogs, barricades
"We fled wars and violence and did not expect such brutality and inhumane treatment in Europe," said one migrant from Iraq
Serbia outraged that migrants are being sent back from Hungary as hundreds are piled up in a no man's land
The sheer number of migrants has forced Europe to suspend one of its founding principles: border-free travel between countries
The continent is split between those who see potential economic gain from absorbing immigrants and those who fear turmoil
The temporary measure aims to stem the tide of thousands of refugees streaming across its frontier
The German chancellor has not changed her approach to Europe's crises after nearly 10 years in office, and "Mutti" is more popular than ever