Fox World

A former CIA officer detained in Portugal is expected to be extradited Wednesday to Italy, where she will imprisoned for her alleged role in the rendition of a terror suspect some 14 years ago, according to multiple sources.

A 99-year-old woman in the Netherlands got the help of her local police to fulfill her longtime wish of getting cuffed.

The last thing Ryan Ball would have expected when he agreed to host a teenage party was to be bashed to within an inch of his life.

The letter was part of a series of documents ISIS militants left behind when they abandoned the facility after an Iraqi army offensive to reclaim parts of the city since October. They offer an insight into the mindset of recruits who are prepared to die their ultra-hardline cause.

German police are searching dozens of sites across Berlin linked to a mosque visited by the truck attacker Anis Amri, who killed 12 people in December.

The top of a float collapsed during Rio de Janeiro's world famous Carnival parade early Tuesday, injuring at least 12 people, officials said.

A top Russian official reportedly said Tuesday that Moscow’s relationship with the U.S. is at its lowest level since the Cold War.

Israeli forces have started to evacuate nine homes in the West Bank settlement of Ofra, following a Supreme Court decision that they were built on private Palestinian land.

A high-level North Korean delegation arrived in Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday seeking the body of leader Kim Jong Un's half brother, the victim of a nerve-agent attack that many suspect Pyongyang itself of orchestrating.

The International Monetary Fund says Iran's economy has rebounded after the nuclear deal with world powers, but warns that uncertainty over future sanctions and problems with the country's domestic banks could cause trouble ahead.

Afghan officials say at least 11 police officers have been shot and killed by a fellow policeman at a checkpoint in the southern Helmand province.

South Korean special prosecutors said they will indict Samsung's de facto chief Tuesday on bribery, embezzlement and other charges linked to a political scandal that has toppled President Park Geun-hye.

ISIS is looking for new and creative ways to inflict their brand of brutality and cause mass casualties, but their apparent newest method may be a new low.

As a village outside the city of Mosul is being rebuilt after its liberation from the Islamic State terror group, a giant cross has been erected on one of its hills to celebrate the victory of faith over "darkness."

A sinkhole - once a local curiosity in Iraq - has reportedly been turned into a mass grave for up to 4,000 victims of Islamic State killers.

With the specter of populism looming over a critical election year in Europe, the European Parliament has taken an unusual step to crack down on racism and hate speech in its own house.

An ex-boyfriend pleaded guilty to murdering a department store worker and her colleague lover in a jealous rage after searching “16 steps to kill someone” online.

God's love may be free, but the Vatican says it has a copyright on the pope.

The Archdiocese of Mexico called President Donald Trump’s immigration measures as "migrant terrorism" and said Mexican officials’ reaction is lukewarm and submissive.

The parents of a teenage boy who died as a result of starvation and untreated diabetes have been sentenced to life in prison without parole for 25 years.