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Fire at Saudi high-speed rail station injures at least 5 At least five people were injured Sunday when a fire broke out at a high-speed rail station in Saudi Arabia, authorities said. 

California man charged in Chinese spy operation John Demers, leader of the DOJ China Initiative, on the Department of Justice's fight against Chinese espionage.

Mexican pirates posing greater risk in Gulf of Mexico to oil workers, tourists Gulf drilling platforms are becoming more and more subject to vicious attacks launched by modern-day pirates.

Endangered elephant shot 70 times, tusks hacked off, officials say Malaysian officials on Monday said the mutilated corpse of an endangered pygmy elephant was found on Borneo island last week with about 70 gunshot wounds and its tusks hacked off.

Migrants set fire to Greek refugee camp; at least one is killed, authorities say Migrants crammed into an overcrowded refugee camp on the Greek island of Lesbos Sunday set fires that killed at least one person and clashed with police, according to authorities.

Hong Kong police warn violence could break out during Chinese anniversary Police warn Hong Kong is 'on the verge of extreme danger'; Greg Palkot reports.

Iran’s top general says wiping Israel off map is an ‘achievable goal’ Iran’s Revolutionary Guards commander on Monday said that wiping Israel off the map is now an “achievable goal” thanks to the country’s technological advances.

Chinese fugitive gets nabbed 17 years after prison break Authorities have not seen Song Jiang for nearly two decades. Incarcerated on a human trafficking conviction, Jiang managed to break out of a prison camp. He stayed hidden for 17 years until a police drone spotted household trash near a cave Jiang lived in.

Up to 20 kangaroos dead in Australia after driver apparently mows them down, police say As many as 20 kangaroos were killed in Australia by a driver who apparently mowed them down on purpose, police said.

Hundreds of men and boys were rescued from a "torture house" in northern Nigeria that was advertised to be an Islamic school. from CBNNews.com https://ift.tt/2n8iWCl

Violence escalates in Hong Kong ahead of China's National Day Hong Kong on edge as China prepares to mark 70 years of communist rule; Greg Palkot reports.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson denies groping allegations Two women claim that Boris Johnson grabbed their thighs and squeezed at a private lunch 20 years ago; Benjamin Hall reports from London.

China police nab fugitive on lam for 17 years after drone discovers cave hideout Chinese police found a fugitive human trafficker’s cave hideout with drones and arrested the man after he'd spent 17 years on the lam.

Somalia's Islamic extremist rebels on Monday launched two attacks on U.S. and European military targets, officials said.   from CBNNews.com https://ift.tt/2oziM7i

Al-Shabab extremists attack US base in Somalia Suicide car bomber attacks military airstrip used for U.S. drone mission; reaction and analysis from retired four-star Gen. Jack Keane, Fox News senior strategic analyst.

Hurricane Lorenzo sinks tugboat carrying 14 crew members; at least 1 found dead at sea, 3 rescued The body of one of the crew members from a tugboat that sent a distress call Thursday in the far-east Atlantic as the mighty Hurricane Lorenzo churned nearby was found dead at sea, officials announced Monday, days after three others were found alive on a life raft and as rescuers search for 10 more crew members from the sunken ship.

Saudi King Salman's bodyguard shot, killed in personal dispute, state media reports A bodyguard who served Saudi Arabia's King Salman was fatally shot during a personal dispute, state media reported.

Al-Shabab extremists attack US military base in Somalia: report Somalia's al-Shabab extremists attack US military base which is used to launch drone strikes.

Tens of thousands of demonstrators face off in Hong Kong against police Hong Kong streets a battleground for pro-democracy protesters and the police; Greg Palkot reports.

Italian chef arrested on drug charges claimed he was 'researching new flavors,' reports say A famous Sicilian chef claimed he was just “researching new flavors” when Italian police arrested him on suspicion of drug dealing after finding cannabis in his home, local reports said Saturday.

US airman stationed in Germany gets 5 years for recording women undress, shower in his house, report says A U.S. airman stationed in Germany was sentenced by a court-martial Thursday to five years in jail for using hidden cameras in his off-base house to record women who were his guests bathing or undressing while he was away, according to a report.

Chinese parade may include glimpse at nuclear-capable missile that could reach US in 30 minutes As Beijing apparently gets closer to matching Washington and other powers in weapons technology, China is having a parade this week that might show off its rapidly developing arsenal, which may include a nuclear-capable missile that could reach the United States in 30 minutes.

Moscow rally sees tens of thousands demanding Russian protesters' release Some 20,000 people rallied in downtown Moscow on Sunday to demand the release of protesters who were jailed during a wave of opposition demonstrations this summer.

Over 130 dolphins die on West Africa coast People attempted to drag some of the dolphins back to sea, but many dolphins returned.

Eric Shawn: Pres. Trump’s Iran sanctions ‘are working’ Fmr. Rep. Chris Gibson says pressure will force the regime back to the table.

Hong Kong rallies mark five years since Umbrella Movement Police took to the streets in Hong Kong to battle it out with protestors on the five-year anniversary of the Umbrella Movement; Greg Palkot reports.

13 injured in Hong Kong protest Protests heat up leaving 13 people injured two days ahead of the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China; Greg Palkot reports.

Why doesn't the Kremlin want Trump-Putin call transcripts made public? Kremlin says it hopes White House will not release phone call records between Trump and Putin; Dan Hoffman weighs in.

British Navy divers detonate German World War II bomb retrieved from 17th century shipwreck British Royal Navy divers detonated at a sea a huge 1-ton bomb Germany dropped on England during World War II.

Hurricane Lorenzo briefly reaches Category 5 strength, becomes record-setting storm in far east Atlantic The fifth hurricane of the 2019 Atlantic hurricane season roared into the record books early Sunday after it became the strongest storm ever observed so far north and east in the Atlantic basin. 

Mexico roller coaster plunges, killing 2 at amusement park, officials say Two people were killed and two others were injured after the last car on a roller coaster derailed and plunged to the ground Saturday at an amusement park in Mexico.

Highlights from Chris Wallace's interview with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani Iranian President Hassan Rouhani sits down with 'Fox News Sunday' anchor Chris Wallace.

Thousands of protesters regrouped after police fired tear gas at them Sunday and marched along a thoroughfare in downtown Hong Kong in a second straight day of defiance, sparking fears of more violence ahead of China’s National Day. from CBNNews.com https://ift.tt/2nzwzKP

'Enough is enough': Saudi foreign minister warns of danger of appeasing Iran Saudi Arabia's top diplomat has sounded a new warning against appeasing Iran.

US envoy to Germany blasts Iran foreign minister's 'hypocrisy' amid controversy over visiting sick diplomat "Your hypocrisy knows no bounds ... Where’s Bob Levinson?"

Eric Shawn: The Saudi warning to Iran His excellency Adel al-Jubeir warns the world against ‘appeasement.’

Latest Hong Kong pro-democracy protests end early after violent turn A pro-democracy protest in Hong Kong which had reporetedly drawn hundreds of thousands ended early on Saturday after it took a violent turn, police said. 

Hong Kong police use tear gas, water cannons to disperse demonstrators Pro-democracy protests turn violent in Hong Kong. Fox News' Greg Pakot reports.

Iran slams US for 'inhumane' decision to bar top diplomat from making hospital visit The restriction is one of many the U.S. State Department has imposed in an effort for the Trump administration to pressure Iran to release an American prisoner; Trey Yingst has more details.

Syria demands withdrawal of U.S., Turkish troops, warns of 'countermeasures' Syria’s foreign minister on Saturday demanded the withdrawal of all U.S. and Turkish troops, warning that the Syrian government had the right to take action if they remain.

Amb. Richard Grenell on whistleblower complaint, Germany's support for Ukraine President Trump called out German Chancellor Angela Merkel during phone call with the Ukrainian president.

Afghanistan presidential election impacted by Taliban attacks, low turnout The Taliban staged attacks Saturday as war-weary voters in Afghanistan trekked to the polls in low numbers to elect a new president.

Canada teenage murder suspects admit to killings in recording, police say The two fugitives chased across Canada for the July murders of a North Carolina woman, her Australian boyfriend and a third person left behind videos admitting to the killings before they shot themselves to death in a suicide pact, Royal Canadian Mounted Police said Friday.

Police rescue more than 300 from Nigerian ‘torture house’ thought to be an Islamic school: report Over 300 men and boys have been rescued from what was thought to be an Islamic school where they had been held against their will, sexually abused, starved and tortured, according to Nigerian police. 

An Israeli family is hoping the United States working with the United Nations will be able to bring about a minor miracle. Their son, Hadar Goldin, was killed by Hamas terrorists five years ago, and his body was never returned. from CBNNews.com https://ift.tt/2nhXwlV

Third Libya airstrike in eight days kills 17 ISIS terrorists, US military says The U.S. military said Friday it had killed 17 Islamic State (ISIS) fighters in an airstrike Thursday outside Murzuq in southwest Libya.

What is "The Oracle"? It's the revelation of a mystery so big, it encompasses everything from Moses to Mark Twain, from the prophet Ezekiel, to President Donald Trump—the mystery behind what was, what is now taking place and what is yet to come from CBNNews.com https://ift.tt/2nfjFkS

Afghanistan deploys more than 100,000 troops to guard polling stations Security is tight as Afghans head to the polls for their presidential election; Benjamin Hall reports.

Hurricane Dorian slammed into the Bahamas as a Category 5 hurricane – the worst in the country's history. Thousands of lives and homes have been destroyed, and the rebuilding process is likely to take years. CBN's Operation Blessing is on location providing much needed support and relief. from CBNNews.com https://ift.tt/2ni8KGU

President Trump says US will not lift sanctions on Iran Iranian President Rouhani calls for U.S. to end its 'maximum pressure' campaign; reaction and analysis from Fox News contributor Dan Hoffman, former CIA station chief.

Norway's infamous child welfare agency known as Barnevernet has taken permanent custody of three American children from their American mother and Lithuanian father.  from CBNNews.com https://ift.tt/2mkxPks

UK travel company leaves thousands of travelers stranded Thomas Cook has gone under after failing to secure emergency funding leaving thousands of vacationers stranded; Greg Palkot reports from London.

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson faces brutal legal blow Britain's Supreme Court ruled unanimously his decision to suspend or 'pro-rogue' parliament for five weeks was unlawful; Greg Palkot reports from London, England.

The week in pictures, Sept. 21 - Sept. 27 Here's a selection of the most amazing images captured around the world in the past seven days. Enjoy!

British-flagged tanker Stena Impero seized by Iran two months ago leaves port: tracking data A British-flagged oil tanker that was seized by Iran more than two months ago had finally left port as of early Friday morning, according to satellite data.  

Israeli foreign minister reaches out to Arab Gulf states in UN speech, saying they face common threat from Iran Speaking at the U.N. General Assembly Thursday, Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz reached out to Arab Gulf states in solidarity, saying they all face a common threat from Iran. 

$4M gold coffin repatriated to Egypt from New York City The gilded Gold Coffin of Nedjemankh was repatriated to Egypt this week after authorities determined it had been stolen and was on display at a prominent New York City museum, officials said.