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Jeff Woodke, an American aid worker who has been held in captivity in Africa for more than six years, has been freed Monday, the Biden administration says.

A total of seven people are dead and two wounded after a group of armed Mexican cartel members ambushed a military unit in the southwest region of Mexico Friday.

A U.S. Marine veteran is severely wounded after a Palestinian gunman opened fire on him and his wife as they drove in the West Bank on Monday. The attacker is in custody.

After purchasing American nuclear-powered submarines, Australia's defense minister announced the country will not promise to side with the United States regarding Taiwan.

American citizen Maria del Carmen Lopez, who was kidnapped in Mexico, according to the FBI, was last seen being forced into a white van, her daughter says.

South Africa's leftist Economic Freedom Fighters party is holding protests across the country. Protestors are calling for the resignation of the country's president.

Russian President Vladimir Putin says the West is trying to stifle Russia and China's "development" as Chinese President Xi Jinping has landed in Moscow for meetings with the Russian leader.

Taiwan's former president is visiting China next week in an effort to ease tension in the region. He is visiting in a private capacity, but the trip will have political overtones.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy commented on the ICC charging Russian President Vladimir Putin with war crimes, saying it marks a 'turning point' in the war.

Two decades after the Iraq War, Delta Force operators Chris VanSant and Craig Palmer reflect on their time hunting Saddam Hussein, fighting terrorists and life after combat.

Saudi Arabia has reportedly sent a letter to Tehran, inviting Iranian President Raisi for an official state visit after the two sides agreed to end more than seven years of hostility.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is calling on the DPRK to be ready to carry out a nuclear strike against its enemies as he accused South Korea and the U.S. of provocation.

Xi is expected to arrive in Russia where he is set to meet with Putin during his visit. Observers worry Beijing and Moscow are seeking to create a new world order.

Cliff College in Derbyshire, England, sacked and threatened to report theologian Dr. Aaron Edwards for a viral tweet in which he said homosexuality is "invading the church."

The World Heath Organization is calling for transparency from China after data with clues that could help determine the origin of COVID-19 was suddenly pulled offline.

Thousands of fish around the Australian Outback town of Menindee have washed up in recent weeks, clogging a major river, and scientists believe depleted oxygen levels are to blame.

An intensified military alliance between U.S. adversaries – Russia and Syria – is weakening America’s presence in a critical region and raises new questions about Biden’s foreign policy.

North Korean state media claims 800,000 people signed up to join the country's military in a single day Friday. The paper claims that students and workers will fight the U.S.

Russian President Vladimir Putin traveled to Mariupol on Sunday in his first public visit to a captured Ukrainian city since he invaded the country last year.

North Korea launched a short-range ballistic missile toward the sea off its east coast as the U.S. and South Korea continued their joint military drills.