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Travel February 20

State Department warns Americans of 'extremely dangerous' avalanche conditions across Europe

Dozens have died in European avalanches this season as the U.S. issues an urgent travel warning for Americans in Swiss, Austrian and French Alpine regions.

State Department February 20

US to unveil platform aiming to bypass internet censorship in China, Iran and beyond

State Department launches Freedom.gov to promote secure internet access worldwide as America approaches its 250th anniversary, countering censorship.

Caribbean February 18

Fake police officers kidnapping Americans in Haiti, sparking renewed strong travel warning

Kidnappers posing as police officers are reportedly targeting victims in Haiti's capital as ransom abductions spike in Port-au-Prince's Delmas area.

Cuba February 18

Rubio holding secret talks with Raul Castro’s grandson over Cuba’s future: report

Marco Rubio reportedly held secret talks with Raul Castro's grandson as Cuba faces collapse and the Trump administration discusses regime change options.

Israel February 17

Palestinian activist accused of expressing desire to 'kill Jews' wins deportation case

Palestinian activist Mohsen Mahdawi will not be deported after Immigration Judge Nina Froes ruled the government failed to provide sufficient evidence.

Russia February 17

Russia sentences American to 4 years for allegedly trying to take Kalashnikov rifle stocks: report

American sentenced to four years in Russian jail for allegedly trying to smuggle Kalashnikov rifle stocks through Moscow airport security checkpoint.

Politics February 16

Rubio seals civil nuclear cooperation agreement with Hungary

Secretary of State Marco Rubio inked a nuclear cooperation agreement involving the U.S. and Hungary, hailing the countries' close relationship.

VIDEO February 15

20+ countries to attend first Board of Peace meeting

Rep. Rick Crawford, R-Ark., discusses ways the U.S. can support Iranian protestors and what he expects from the upcoming nuclear negotiations on ‘Sunday Night in America.’

United Kingdom February 15

Man who burned Quran in London may get US asylum as case draws Trump administration attention

Free speech controversy erupts as the U.K.'s Crown Prosecution Service appeals the overturned conviction of Hamit Coskun, who burned a Quran outside the Turkish Consulate in London.

Antisemitism Exposed February 15

Waltz calls UN a 'cesspool for antisemitism' as Trump administration pushes major reforms

President Donald Trump's U.N. Ambassador Mike Waltz calls antisemitism fight central to sweeping U.N. reforms, demanding the world body return to core peace mission.

The Balkans February 13

European capital rocked by violent protests as government corruption probe fuels unrest

Violent protests erupt in Albania as thousands demand government resignation over alleged corruption scandal involving Deputy PM Balluku and infrastructure contracts.