The release of Princeton University graduate student Elizabeth Tsurkov, an Israeli-Russian citizen being held hostage in Iraq, is close to being finalized, according to Arabic media reports.

Ukraine and Russia exchanged 307 more prisoners Saturday as part of a massive swap of detainees - in a rare moment of cooperation between the two nations that came just hours after heavy air strikes killed at least 13 civilians in Ukraine.

A city recently announced the discovery of a gilded Christian artifact dating back to the Early Middle Ages. 

Kentucky-based cryptocurrency investor, John Woeltz, is accused of kidnapping and torturing an Italian businessman in a sadistic attempt to extort his Bitcoin password was ordered held without bail Saturday by a Manhattan judge.

When residents in the state of Durango vote in Mexico's first judicial elections next weekend, Leopoldo Chavez will be on the ballot for federal judge - despite the nearly six years he served in a US prison.

Canucks are torn over whether they should still support the Tim Hortons coffee chain - or boycott, since it is owned by a multinational conglomerate with strong US ties.

Several movies were swiped from the schedule, but the majority of the iconic event, including the closing ceremony, will not be affected.

Ukraine’s capital came under a large-scale combined drone and missile attack late Friday with explosions and machine gun fire heard throughout the city.

Elias Rodriguez, the suspected terrorist who allegedly gunned down two Israeli embassy workers in Washington, has been affiliated with socialist anti-Israel groups.

A stabbing attack at the busy central train station in the German city of Hamburg left multiple people injured, some of them in life-threatening condition, authorities said.

A family is calling for answers after their mother died after they said a police officer gave her the all clear to keep driving.

At least 60 people were killed by Israeli strikes across Gaza in a 24-hour period, Gaza’s health ministry said Friday, as Israel let in minimal aid to the strip.

The Chinese government said Friday that the Trump administration’s move to ban international students from Harvard would harm America’s international standing, as anxious students and parents overseas fretted over what would come next.

Ric Grenell announced Tuesday that he had flown to Antigua to bring Air Force veteran Joe St. Clair back to the United States.

A Norwegian man awoke to find that a cargo ship had run aground and narrowly missed crashing into his home along the Trondheim Fjord’s coast.

The president threatened Friday to impose a 50% tariff on all European Union products beginning June 1, saying the block has been "very difficult to deal with."

North Korea says it will take about 10 days to repair the damage, but outside observers question that timeframe because damage to the ship appeared much worse than what North Korea claims.

The U.N. and the BBC corrected a dramatic claim that 14,000 infants in the Gaza Strip faced death within 48 hours, clarifying that the figure refers to children at risk of severe malnutrition over a full year.

A 2,300-year-old ring has been discovered in Jerusalem’s ancient City of David, in the second such find at the same site within the last year, the Israel Antiquities Authority announced on Wednesday.

Pro-Hamas groups and other Iran-backed trolls hailed the barbaric murder of two Israeli Embassy staffers at a Washington, DC, Jewish museum as a “heroic attack” — claiming it was a justified response to the war in Gaza. The pro-Hamas Gaza Now media group celebrated suspect Elias Rodriguez, 31, as an ally against Zionism and welcomed...