World

Brexit22 hours ago

Queen Elizabeth, royal family to be evacuated if Brexit unrest breaks out in London, reports say

A Cold War-era emergency plan to relocate the royal family has been revived in case riots break out in London in the event of a no-deal Brexit next month, two British newspapers reported Sunday.

Iran4 hours ago

Iran claims it launched new cruise missile on anniversary of revolution: report

Iran on Saturday claimed it had successfully tested a new cruise missile with an 800-mile range during celebrations that marked the 40th anniversary of the 1979 Islamic Revolution.

Syria18 hours ago

US-led coalition jets bomb Syrian Army

The America-led coalition bombed elements of the Syrian army in the eastern portion of the country, an official confirmed to Fox News.

Asia19 hours ago

Train derails in India, killing 7 people

Nine coaches of a New Delhi-bound train derailed early Sunday in India, killing seven and injuring 29, officials said.

Brexit22 hours ago

Queen Elizabeth, royal family to be evacuated if Brexit unrest breaks out in London, reports say

A Cold War-era emergency plan to relocate the royal family has been revived in case riots break out in London in the event of a no-deal Brexit next month, two British newspapers reported Sunday.

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VIDEO1 day ago

Porn star fined for filming threesome on subway

A porn star was fined for filming a threesome on a London subway train.

Venezuelan Political Crisis1 day ago

Top Venezuela general rejects Maduro's legitimacy, throws support behind interim president

A top Venezuelan air force general said he doesn’t recognize President Nicolas Maduro as the legitimate leader and backed opposition leader Juan Guaido as the interim head-of-state.

Crime1 day ago

Porn star fined for filming threesome on London subway train

George Mason, an adult performer, was convicted of “outraging public decency” after he and two other men filmed themselves having sex on a London Underground train in front of commuters.

Venezuelan Political Crisis2 days ago

Plan to pull nearly $1B in gold out of Venezuela reportedly halted

Plans by Venezuelan officials to ship 20 tons of gold overseas have been halted as the embattled presidency of Nicolas Maduro faces international pressure over to cede power to a transitional government and to protect the country’s hard assets.

The Americas

Soccer25 mins ago

Body found in Emiliano Sala plane wreckage, first images revealed

Border security15 hours ago

Border agents reportedly discover 60-foot tunnel to Mexico at southern border

Venezuelan Political Crisis1 day ago

Top Venezuela general rejects Maduro's legitimacy, throws support behind interim president

RELIGION2 days ago

Asia Bibi’s whereabouts shrouded in secrecy over fears for her safety

Asia

Asia19 hours ago

Train derails in India, killing 7 people

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VIDEO2 days ago

Keane: The main threats to US are Russia and China

RELIGION2 days ago

Asia Bibi’s whereabouts shrouded in secrecy over fears for her safety

Soccer2 days ago

Qatar soccer team wins Asian Cup despite accusations from UAE of fielding ineligible players

Europe

Soccer25 mins ago

Body found in Emiliano Sala plane wreckage, first images revealed

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VIDEO2 hours ago

Should the UK look at how the far left has affected the US education system?

Brexit22 hours ago

Queen Elizabeth, royal family to be evacuated if Brexit unrest breaks out in London, reports say

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VIDEO2 days ago

Keane: The main threats to US are Russia and China

Africa

TERRORISM2 days ago

At least 60 dead in Boko Haram attack: report

Africa2 days ago

3 students killed, 23 injured in South African school walkway collapse

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VIDEO4 days ago

6 animals, including giraffe and lions, electrocuted at South Africa’s Kruger National Park

Africa4 days ago

6 animals, including giraffe and lions, electrocuted at South Africa’s Kruger National Park

Middle East

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VIDEO16 hours ago

Iran marks 40 years since the Islamic Revolution

Soccer2 days ago

Qatar soccer team wins Asian Cup despite accusations from UAE of fielding ineligible players

Syria2 days ago

Turkey accused of stealing Syrian olives, passing off oil as their own

Iran2 days ago

Iran hangs man on anti-gay charge - as Europe turns blind eye to human rights abuses and tries to circumvent US sanctions

Australia

Australia2 days ago

'Extreme' January officially Australia's hottest month on record

UFOs5 days ago

Did ancient aliens and exploring Egyptians visit Australia 50,000 years ago?

Digging HistoryJanuary 25

Lost remains of explorer credited with naming Australia discovered near London railway station

AustraliaJanuary 25

Australian woman bitten by 5-foot snake while on the toilet

World2 days ago

The week in pictures, Jan. 26 - Feb. 1

Take a look at and enjoy some of the most evocative, momentous images captured around the world in the past seven days.

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VIDEO2 days ago

Keane: The main threats to US are Russia and China

Fox News senior strategic analyst Gen. Jack Keane weighs in on the growing concerns over China-Russia relations.

Europe2 days ago

Pregnant woman dragged off subway train by Swedish guards sparks outrage, backlash

Footage on Friday of a heavily pregnant black woman being dragged off a train and pinned down by security guards in Stockholm has sparked outrage in Sweden and across social media

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VIDEO2 days ago

Canadian mobster’s son shot dead

The son of a Canadian mobster was shot dead in his father’s home, according to police.

RELIGION2 days ago

Asia Bibi’s whereabouts shrouded in secrecy over fears for her safety

Asia Bibi, 54, is technically a “free woman” – having had her death sentence for blasphemy thrown out by the Pakistani court – but she is far from safe enough to step foot in public, as religious extremists still call for her hanging.

Syria2 days ago

Turkey accused of stealing Syrian olives, passing off oil as their own

The Turkish government is being accused of stealing olives from Syria, pressing them into oil and passing them off as their own to sellers in European Union countries for a hefty profit

Homicide2 days ago

Canadian mobster’s son shot dead in father’s home, police say

Cece Luppino, the son of alleged Canadian mobster Rocco Luppino, was shot and killed at his father’s home in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, police said.

Iran2 days ago

Iran hangs man on anti-gay charge - as Europe turns blind eye to human rights abuses and tries to circumvent US sanctions

The Islamic Republic of Iran executed a man in January for an alleged violation of the country’s anti-gay law, a shocking capital punishment meted out as European countries implement a financial mechanism to evade U.S. sanctions against the mullah regime in Tehran.