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As Britain faces their largest outbreak of the avian flu, supermarkets started to ration eggs due to the number of cases seen on farms resulting in a shortage of turkeys and chickens.

The World Health Organization's chief scientist, Soumya Swaminathan, is leaving the agency. Leadership changes are expected in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The opioid reversal drug naloxone could be safe for over-the-counter use, but would still require data from manufactures, said the FDA on Tuesday.

Vincent Reynouard, a French Holocaust denier, was arrested in Scotland. French officials have been searching for Reynouard for the past two years.

Albania's prime minister claims Britain is using Albanians as a scapegoat for the county's migrant problem. British authorities believe Albanian gangs are "abusing" the asylum system.

Austria is planning to ban the unvaccinated from wearing symbols that reference the Holocaust, which was worn to liken vaccine opponents to Jews.

The western waters of the Mediterranean saw its longest-lasting marine heatwave this summer. The spike in temperature has killed off many aquatic species.

Russian missiles hit NATO territory and killed two after crossing into Poland, a U.S. official told the Associated Press on Tuesday.

A Ugandan climate activist is protesting world leaders consistent backing of fossil fuels outside of the U.N. climate talks in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt.

At least two missiles hit residential buildings in Kyiv's city center and dozens more rained down across Ukraine, hitting another eight regions.

Gordon Chang said the G20 meeting between President Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping will accomplish nothing if the U.S. does not enforce its red lines.

Multiple conservative Anglicans told Fox News Digital that the Church of England is hemorrhaging members because it cares more about being culturally relevant than preaching the Bible.

The bodies of an 11 and 13-year-old girl were found at a sprawling camp in northeastern Syria. Officials say the Egyptian girls had been beheaded.

Reports in Israel claim that the FBI is going to investigate the killing of a Palestinian-American journalist. Israel's defense minister said the investigation was a 'grave mistake.'

Haitian officials expect cholera cases in the country to rise now that the two-month fuel blockade has come to an end. Officials in the country need more resources to fight the illness.

The Islamist regime of Iran famously pursued mass executions through its 1988 "death commission," which may have killed as many as 30,000 political prisoners and dissidents.

The U.N. human rights office is urging Iran's government to release thousands of people who have been detained for peaceful protesting.

Unrest over COVID cases and restrictions in Guangzhou, China, have begun to mount, with citizens and workers in hazmat suits seen taking to the streets in protest.

The U.S. Navy says it has intercepted a fishing vessel trying to transport explosive material from Iran to Houthi rebels in the war-torn country of Yemen.

Three Fox News journalists were honored for their coverage of the war in Ukraine by the European Award for Investigative and Judicial Journalism.