Mexico murders up with deadliest month in at least 20 years

Mexico's spiraling violence reached new heights with 2,234 murders in June, the country's deadliest month in at least 20 years, according to government data.

Contaminated, drugged liquor may be responsible for woman's mysterious death at Mexican resort

A young woman, whose mysterious death at a luxurious Mexican resort in January is being probed by her parents, may have consumed bootlegged liquor that was contaminated -- or drugged -- before she drowned in a shallow pool, the family’s attorney said.

At least 66 arrested for selling horse meat 'unfit for human consumption'

Authorities have arrested at least 66 people in a European food scam which sold horse meat unfit for human consumption. European Union police coordinating organization Europol announced Sunday that eight nations cooperated in the operation. In Spain, 65 people face a series of charges relating to public health, money laundering and animal abuse.

Kim Jong Un sends North Korean slaves to Russia to earn cash for regime

Brutal North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un is shipping tens of thousands of impoverished citizens to Russia for the hard currency his cash-strapped regime desperately needs, Fox News has found.

New Asiana crash video emerges, raises concerns about evacuations

Recently released video from the Asiana Flight 214 plane crash four years ago is raising a lot of issues about the evacuation of the plane. The video is from San Francisco International Airport’s control tower camera.

19 killed in Boko Haram attacks in northern Nigeria city

MAIDUGURI, Nigeria (AP) - Four Boko Haram suicide bombers killed 19 people in a series of attacks that targeted a civilian self-defense force and the people who gathered to mourn their deaths, police in northeastern Nigeria said Wednesday. It was the deadliest attack in months in the northeastern city of Maiduguri, the birthplace of Boko Haram's eight-year insurgency.

First Lady Melania Trump blocked at hotel, as protesters surround building at G20

Anti-globalization protesters are keeping U. S. first lady Melania Trump from joining the spouses of world leaders attending an international summit in Germany. Mrs. Trump's spokeswoman, Stephanie Grisham, says Hamburg police haven't cleared the first lady to leave the government guest house where she and President Donald Trump spent the night because of the protesters. Spouses...

At least 14 reported dead in gunbattle between Mexican gangs

At least 14 people were killed in a firefight between armed groups in northern Mexico, authorities said Wednesday after initially putting the death toll at 26.

Mexico to file affidavit expressing concern over Texas law

The Mexican government said Monday it has filed a form of affidavit expressing its concern over Texas' "sanctuary cities" law, which is supported by the Trump administration. Mexico's affidavit is meant to help legal efforts by some police chiefs and immigrant-rights groups in Texas to stop the law from taking effect in September.

Suspect shot after explosion at Brussels train station

Soldiers shot a suspect after a small explosion at the central Brussels train station Tuesday night, a spokeswoman for the city prosecutor's office said.

Tropical Storm Bret forms near Venezuela

Tropical Storm Bret has formed in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Venezuela.

Vehicle hits people near London mosque, causing casualties

Police say a vehicle struck pedestrians on a road in north London, leaving several casualties and one person has been arrested.

Gunfire heard at Mali resort area popular with foreigners

A security official says suspected jihadists in Mali's capital have attacked a resort that is popular with foreigners on the weekends.

Bodies of missing sailors found on stricken U.S. Navy destroyer

YOKOSUKA, Japan (AP) - Navy divers found the bodies of missing sailors Sunday aboard the stricken USS Fitzgerald that collided with a container ship in the busy sea off Japan, the Navy said. Searchers gained access to the spaces that were damaged during the collision and brought the remains to Naval Hospital Yokosuka where they will be identified, the Navy said in a statement. Seven sailors had...

Trump to announce plan to stop cash flow to Cuban military

WASHINGTON (AP) - Stopping short of reversal, President Donald Trump planned to announce a revised Cuba policy aimed at halting the flow of U.S. cash to the country's military and security services while maintaining diplomatic relations. U.S. airlines and cruise ships would still be allowed to service the island.