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Three American tourists in Mexico who traveled to the country to celebrate Day of the Dead were found dead in their Airbnb rental due to an apparent carbon monoxide leak.

With winter fast approaching, Ukraine's former president is helping to supply the troops on the front line of the war against Russia with much-needed generators and heaters.

A German girl's mother and grandparents allegedly held the 8-year-old captive in their family home for seven years. Police say the mother apparently faked a move to Italy.

A World Cup official in Qatar drew criticism after stating that homosexuality is "damage in the mind' and said visitors to his country will have to "accept" the rules.

Sean Penn, a Hollywood actor and director, gave Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelenskyy one of his Oscar awards on Tuesday. Penn has won two Oscars for Best Actor.

South Korea said North Korea has launched at least one missile toward its eastern sea. The South did not indicate how far the missile had flown.

Iran expert Tzvi Kahn says the Biden administration should take the possibility of sanctions relief for Iran off the table and explicitly call for regime change in the country.

As Americans head to the polls, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy urged "unwavering" support for Kyiv even if GOP gain the majority in the House.

Fox News' senior foreign affairs correspondent, Greg Palkot reports on the deceptively innocent-looking Iranian drones raining death and destruction down on Ukraine.

The San Casciano dei Bagni archaeological dig near Siena on Tuesday discovered a 2,000-year-old bronze statue in an ancient Tuscan thermal spring, experts say it will "rewrite history".

As the Chinese Communist Party relentlessly pursues its strict "zero-COVID" policies across China seven people have been arrested amidst protests in retaliation.

Gunmen shot and killed a U.S. citizen on Monday who was working as an aid worker for an international organization in Baghdad, Iraq, officials said.

North Korea tested dozens of missiles last week but it is uncertain when its seventh nuclear test will take place. Some experts say Kim Jong Un is biding his time.

An entrepreneur known as "Putin's chef" due to his catering contracts with the Kremlin admitted for the first time that he had interfered in U.S. elections and would continue to do so.

Rumeysa Gelgi, a Turkish woman who is ranked as the tallest living woman in the world, took her first flight after the airline removed six economy seats to accommodate her.

Air Force pilots who drew what resembled a penis in the sky pointed at Russian forces in Syria did not do so intentionally, the Air Force said in a statement last week.

With winter upon them, Ukrainians are hunkering down as Putin's military has began targeting the country's energy suppliers. Fox News's Greg Palkot reports on the latest from Kyiv.

North Korea's military claimed that their recent missile drills were practice to “mercilessly” attack South Korean and American targets, as the DPRK responds to recent air drills.

Multiple bishops in the Church of England, including the high-ranking Bishop of Oxford Steven Croft, affirmed gay marriage and called on the institution to bless such unions.

The Spanish Civil Guard reported having seized the "largest stash of marijuana discovered" through raids across the country, seizing more than 32,370 kilograms of marijuana.