The device was found close to where dozens of Olympic events were held. LONDON -- Eurostar trains to London, including all trains heading to northern France, stopped abruptly on Friday morning ...

in World War II. Thinking individuals will be unsurprised to learn that the Enola Gay was not actually named after the sexual orientation. The plane was named after the mother of its pilot ...

Trains to and from Paris were heavily disrupted following the discovery of an unexploded World War II bomb early on Friday near the world’s third-busiest train station. Almost 500 trains were ...

Paris — Eurostar trains to and from London and other trains heading northward from Paris were brought to a halt Friday following the discovery of an unexploded bomb dating back to World War II ...

Eurostar services are expected to resume between London and Paris on Saturday after the discovery of an "excessively dangerous" unexploded Second World War bomb. The cross-Channel operator halted ...

For years, scores of unexploded practice bombs dating to World War II lay buried beneath the feet of playing children in northern England. What's more, the 175 or so bombs likely would have ...

Bomb squad crews were called to a house in Northfield on Monday after a family found WWII-era grenades in their garage. Officers were called to the 400 block of College Street South around 4:30 p ...

In a 75th anniversary tribute to the Enola Gay aircraft, the Department of Defense acknowledged five years back that it was a driving force behind “an end to a long and devastating World War II.” ...

Braxton Bragg, now the post's name will be dedicated to Sokoll's late father, a native of Webster, Maine, who served in World War II from July 1943 to November 1945. "He'd be humble, but he'd be ...

"The scale of the problem was far greater than anyone had anticipated.” LONDON -- Over 160 unexploded practice bombs dating all the way back to World War II have been discovered underneath a ...

She campaigned for a formal apology and reparations from Japan for what it did to thousands of women like her, mostly Korean, during World War II. By Choe Sang-Hun Reporting from Seoul Gil Won-ok ...