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Searchers combing the area where a Ukrainian military aircraft crashed found two more bodies Saturday, bringing the death toll to 26. One person survived.

New evidence suggests that China is building new detention facilities for Uighurs, a small Muslim minority group; Jennifer Griffin reports.

Among the deluge of explosive allegations set forth in the joint Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee with the Senate Treasury Committee's long-awaited report concerning the Biden family's conflicts of interest, the committees wrote that Hunter Biden, 50, may have implicated himself in a likely "Eastern European prostitution or human trafficking ring."

On August 14, 2012, at a checkpoint outside Damascus, my brother Austin Tice disappeared.

President Trump's aggressive policy toward China "was long overdue," former National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster told "The Fox News Rundown" Friday.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un apologized Friday over the killing of a South Korea official near the rivals’ disputed sea boundary, saying he’s “very sorry” about the incident he called unexpected and unfortunate, South Korean officials said.

As promised, the U.S. this weekend reimposed arms sanctions on Iran.

For the first time, the United States will sanction foreign judges and a court for gross violations of human rights, as it targets Iran’s Revolutionary Court system for the execution of a 27-year-old wrestler and other abuses, according to a U.S. official.

They are yet to be designated a formal terrorist organization – but cartels south of the border are documented to now be augmenting arsenals of sophisticated weaponry to rival most fear-inducing militias on battlefields abroad.

A South Korean government official who may have tried to defect to North Korea was shot to death and then set on fire by Navy sailors from the communist country, a report said Thursday.