An Irish cop was arrested after he was accused of harassing a female coworker over her crippling fear of bananas.

Email correspondence from one Swedish minister and her team indicates the official's crippling fear of bananas, a phobia so intense that she requests the fruit be removed from any room she has to enter.

An 18-year-old boy allegedly killed himself after being consumed by fear of failing a medical entrance examination in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India on Wednesday, June 29. 

A man, who refused to get vaccinated because of his fear of needles, died from Covid-19.

A German man caught with a fraudulent vaccination certificate reportedly killed his wife and three young daughters before taking his own life over fear that his children would be taken away as punishment.

A boy reportedly killed himself after his school headmaster warned him to trim his hair.

Najma Sadeqi decided to join the mass exodus at Kabul airport bringing with her evidence of threatening text messages hoping this would convince Americans to put her on the plane.

A 14-year-old boy allegedly raped his 7-year-old sister and strangled her to death in fear of getting caught by relatives.

A suspected crack addict has been sentenced on Tuesday after threatening to rape his mother and dead grandmother and kill his nieces after he was not given money by family members. He is set to be imprisoned for 24 weeks, to pay fines for his crimes, and undergo rehabilitation after court learned his mental health has "deteriorated."

“Fear The Walking Dead” Season 5 finale shocked viewers after Lennie James’ Morgan was seemingly left at death’s door toward the end of the episode. Should he rather die than live?

“Fear The Walking Dead” Season 5 finale spurred even more questions as it seemingly killed off Morgan Jones. The ambiguous ending of Morgan spurred a particular long-standing fan theory concerning Kim Dickens’ Madison Clark.

With the possibility that Morgan is out of the story, fans question what will happen to the rest of his fellow survivors. FTWD showrunners shed some light on the future of Season 6.

“Fear The Walking Dead” Season 5 has been teasing fans about the return of former frontliner Kim Dickens’ Madison Clark. Some people believe that Madison’s returning to the show may not change anything for the dying series.

“Fear The Walking Dead” Season 6 renewal was announced at the show’s panel during the San Diego Comic-Con last July. But the ongoing series has met a minor hitch after fans clamor for the sixth season to be “unrenewed.”

Season 5 of “Fear The Walking Dead” features numerous messages that Morgan’s group of survivors have come by. It has become an overlying question as to who could be behind the ambiguous messages of positivity.

Some spoilers for “Fear The Walking Dead” have already made it to the web, and a popular theory is the possible return of a fan favorite.

As the plotline gains traction, fans are going into a frenzy with hopes that “The Walking Dead's” Rick Grimes will make an appearance in the “Fear The Walking Dead” series.

Dwight appears as another person to help for the “Fear The Walking Dead” group as he has been looking for Sherry ever since he had been exiled by Daryl a year back.

Abraham Lincoln’s absence from “The Walking Dead” has prodded TWD fans to question: what happened to Rick Grimes? The spin-off series “Fear The Walking Dead” may shed some light to the protagonist’s fate after its Season 5 premiere earlier this June.

Alan Pulido was kidnapped in Ciudad Victoria, Tamaulipas, last month. Find out what the Mexican soccer star had to say about the horrible experience.

Lupillo Rivera is leaving Mexico after armed men tried to kidnap him in Puebla last weekend.

An Associated Press article says that legal immigrants in mixed-status families are sometimes afraid of signing up for health coverage through the new exchanges out of fear that ICE may use information about family members against them. Those fears appear to be persisting despite an Oct. 25 memo from ICE clarifying that it would not.

The Dominican Supreme Court’s September ruling which stripped some 200,000 Dominicans of their citizenship is having unintended consequences.

“Credible fear” asylum claims from Indians nationwide have soared in the past four years – from 80 in fiscal year 2009 to 1,935 as of late June. An investigation by the newspaper the Arizona Republic suggests that some Indians who file for asylum at the border with Mexico by saying they face political persecution back home might simply be angling to gain entry to the United States. The report echoes conservatives’ fears that the credible fear claim is little more than a “loophole” in immigration law.

Despite drug violence that has overwhelmed numerous states in Mexico, especially in those near the border with the United States, Mexicans seeking asylum based on a claim of fear of persecution back home are unlikely to be awarded it. Even as asylum requests along the US-Mexico border have more than doubled, the Department of Homeland Security says there hasn’t been a marked increase in applications from Mexican citizens.

Witnesses who gave testimony to the tribunal on the massacres, pillages and rapes which took place in indigenous villages in the Guatemalan highlands of El Quiché are reportedly doubting whether they will return.

A Phoenix man murders his wife for falling sick and his son for playing video games.

Was the mother of Adam Lanza, the 20-year-old man who committed the second-deadliest school shooting ever at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newton, Conn., trying to have her son committed to a psychiatric facility prior to the tragedy Dec. 14?