• 'Top Gear's Jeremy Clarkson Feels ‘Intensely Relaxed’ After Reporting ‘Fracas’ Himself; BBC Would Take Financial Hit If He’s Sacked

  Controversial “Top Gear” host Jeremy Clarkson may be facing a disciplinary panel headed by the British Broadcasting Corp. soon, but a source close to him indicated that he is “intensely relaxed” after it was revealed Thursday that he reported himself to the broadcaster over an altercation with a show producer.

  

• ISIS Accepts Boko Haram’s Allegiance, Expanding Reach of Terror in Africa and Middle East

  In a move that may be considered the West’s worst nightmare scenario, the Islamic terror group known as ISIS has accepted Boko Haram’s pledge of allegiance on Thursday.

  

• Okla. University SAE Fraternity Update: Parents of Frat Members in Video Horrified by Racist Chants

  The University of Oklahoma expelled students and Sigma Alpha Epsilon members Parker Rice and Levi Pettit on Tuesday after a video that went viral on the Internet showed them leading a racist chant. Now one of the member’s parents claimed their son made a “horrible mistake.”

  

• Bali Nine Execution Update: Final Legal Appeal for Two Australians Delayed Due to Lawyer’s Lack of Credentials

  The final legal appeal for two Australians in the “Bali Nine” group, which was supposed to happen on Thursday, has been adjourned until March 19 after a court refused to accept credentials from a lawyer sent by Indonesian president Joko Widodo.

  

• Father of Executed Israeli Arab Says Son Duped by ISIS, Both Fighters in Video Identified as French Citizens

  The father of an Israeli Arab indicated that he would fight alongside Israel to take out the terror group known as ISIS, which executed his son for being an alleged “Israeli spy.” In addition, France's intelligence services identified both fighters in the video as French citizens.