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A lawyer for a Palestinian detainee on a hunger strike for over two months says he has ended his fast.

Four ships belonging to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) "harassed" an American destroyer in the Strait of Hormuz Tuesday, a U.S. Navy official confirmed to Fox News.

A powerful earthquake rocked central Italy Wednesday, killing at least 120 people and destroying a cluster of mountain villages. As rescue workers dig through the rubble to find survivors, you can help their efforts by donating to the charities below.

Dutch police have arrested a 22-year-old man on suspicion of "preparing a terror crime" after he was spotted driving through the southern city of Eindhoven last week wearing a ski mask.

Rescue workers were searching through the night Wednesday, nearly 24 hours after at least 159 people were killed and hundreds of others were injured by a powerful earthquake that destroyed a cluster of small mountain villages in central Italy.

A Royal Marine is being questioned by detectives investigating Northern Ireland-linked terrorism.

A man who wrote the name of Nigeria's president on his dog and paraded the pet in an area where the leader is popular has been charged with breaking the peace.

Even as Turkey on Wednesday announced a ground incursion into Syria to cleanse ISIS from its border President Recep Tayyip Erdogan sparked a war of words with America’s most effective ally in the fight against the radical Islamist militants.

Police in Finland have arrested a 24-year-old Iraqi man on suspicion of murder and war crimes related to the massacre of hundreds of Iraqi soldiers by the Islamic State group in 2014.

A powerful earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 6.8 shook central Burma on Wednesday, knocking glasses off tables and sending people running out of buildings in the country's largest city.

As Colombia's government and leftist rebels in Havana put the final touches on a historic peace deal, The Associated Press explains how the conflict began and developed over the decades, eventually culminating in a plan to end the half-century guerrilla conflict.

The last medals have been handed out, the athletes have all gone home and the fireworks at Rio de Janeiro's Maracana stadium are fading into memory.

The president of the American University in the Afghan capital says a militant attack is underway on the campus.

Yemeni witnesses say five suspected al-Qaida militants were killed in an alleged U.S. drone strike in southern Yemen.

The United States says it has requested an emergency meeting of the U.N.

Libya's U.N.-backed government will present a new Cabinet for approval by the internationally recognized parliament based in the east after the lawmakers gave it a vote of no confidence.

A French man shouting the Arabic phrase "Allahu akbar" stabbed a British woman to death and wounded two men in an attack at a hostel in northeast Australia, police said Wednesday.

Zimbabwe police have fired tear gas, water cannons and gunshots to stop hundreds of youths protesting against police brutality in the capital, Harare.

Canada's national police force recently permitted its women officers to wear the hijab.

Nigeria's Central Bank has banned nine local banks from trading in foreign exchange, accusing them of withholding $2.1 billion in government funds.