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Iran navy commander previews potential joint war games with Russia and China, say reports Iranian navy commander Rear Adm. Hossein Khanzadi indicated this week that the rogue nation would flex its muscle by possibly participating in joint war games with Russia and China in December, according to reports.

Israel's defense minister calls for 'worldwide hackathon' for Iranian freedom to access social media Israeli Dense Minister Naftali Bennett on Saturday called for a “worldwide hackathon” to help Iranian citizens whose Internet has been shut down by the government in response to ongoing protests over an increase in fuel prices.

Dutch police arrest homeless man as suspect in Hague stabbings Dutch police have arrested a homeless man and brought him in for questioning, suspecting that he was behind the stabbing of three teens in The Hague, Netherlands, during Black Friday shopping.

Early Rain Covenant Church (ERCC) Elder QinDefu was sentenced this week to four years in prison by the Chinese Communist court in Chengdu. from CBNNews.com https://ift.tt/34Ftaus

China reacts to President Trump signing two bills backing Hong Kong protests The Chinese foreign ministry slams the move as 'severe interference in Hong Kong affairs.'

Wine distributor deals with impact of punitive tariffs on EU imports Deb Mortillaro, owner of Dreadnought Wines in Pittsburgh, joins Laura Ingle on 'America's News HQ.'

Police arrest suspect in stabbing attack in The Hague A 35-year-old homeless man was arrested in connection with the stabbing attack on a busy shopping street in The Hague, Netherlands.

Nile Gardiner: Terrorists convicted of terror plots need to kept in prison for life London Bridge attack suspect served six years for terrorism offenses; reaction from the Heritage Foundation's Nile Gardiner.

Hong Kong protesters carry Trump's 'Rocky' photo in Thanksgiving rally Pro-democracy protesters expressed thanksgiving for President Trump on Thursday, holding up a picture of him as the fictional boxer Rocky Balboa.

Suspect in London Bridge stabbing attack served time in prison for terrorism 28-year-old Usman Khan spent six years in prison for planning to bomb the London Stock Exchange; Kitty Logan reports from London.

Walid Phares on concerns over potential spike in terror attacks on the West Two people were killed in a stabbing attack near London Bridge that ended when the attacker was shot dead by police; reaction from Fox News national security and foreign affairs analyst Walid Phares.

Retired Lt. Col. Bob Maginnis on potential peace talks with the Taliban President Trump says the Taliban are ready to resume peace talks; analysis from retired Lt. Col. Bob Maginnis.

Narwhal tusk-wielding chef helped subdue London Bridge attacker The hero bystanders who subdued the London Bridge knife attacker included a chef who fought off the jihadist with an ornamental 5-foot narwhal horn, according to reports.

Dan Bongino: No reason convicted terrorist should have been free to carry out London Bridge attack Elements of political correctness have crept into Britain's culture, says Fox News contributor Dan Bongino, former Secret Service agent.

Berlin zoo releases adorable new pictures of panda twin cubs Berlin’s main zoo has released new photos of twin panda cubs born this summer, saying the two are developing well.

The search and rescue operation for earthquake survivors in Albania has ended, the prime minister said Saturday, with the death toll at 50 and no more bodies believed to be in the ruins. from CBNNews.com https://ift.tt/2Dsz5qS

UK counterterrorism police on Saturday searched for clues into how a man imprisoned for terrorism offenses before his release last year managed to stab several people before being tackled by bystanders and shot dead by officers on London Bridge. Two people were killed and three wounded. from CBNNews.com https://ift.tt/37W9hS7

Dutch police on Saturday continued looking for an attacker who stabbed three teens on a street in The Hague that was crowded with Black Friday shoppers. from CBNNews.com https://ift.tt/33Cohkq

Hong Kong protesters praise Trump, wave American flags Pro-democracy protesters sing American national anthem; Asia analyst Gordon Chang weighs in on the significance.

The impact of designating Mexican cartels a 'foreign terrorist organization' President Trump has said efforts to designate Mexican cartels as foreign terrorist organizations (FTOs) are moving ahead – prompting both praise and criticism. But what impact would such a title have and would it work in dismantling such networks who burn, behead, smuggle and instill fear?

Japanese department store 'rethinking' use of 'period badges' for menstruating employees A department store in Japan is reportedly "rethinking" a new policy of having female employees wear a badge with a cartoon character dubbed “Miss Period” that signifies they're menstruating.

London Bridge terror attack suspect was ex-convict Usman Khan, 28: police London police have identified the suspect who wore a fake explosive vest in the stabbing attack Friday that left two dead and three others injured as 28-year-old Usman Khan, an ex-convict who was shot and killed by police on the London Bridge.

Dan Bongino reacts to attacks in Netherlands, London Several wounded in Netherlands stabbing following terror attack in London; Fox News contributor Dan Bongino weighs in.

Chinese church leader sentenced to prison after being promised release, group says A church leader that operates outside the umbrella of the Beijing government's official Protestant organization was sentenced to prison Friday, according to a watchdog.

Retired Marine Corps bomb tech Joey Jones on British authorities' response to London Bridge terror incident British officers took a shot because they had to, says Fox News contributor Joey Jones.

Police shot dead a man suspected of stabbing several people near London Bridge on Friday in what detectives declared a terrorist incident. from CBNNews.com https://ift.tt/37Z7rQm

New video shows London police shooting terror attack suspect British police shot dead a man suspected of stabbing several people near London Bridge; reaction from Chris Swecker, former FBI assistant director.

Intelligence sources say ISIS pledged new recruits as London Bridge terror incident unfolded ISIS media arm shares images of new recruits pledging their allegiance; reaction from Fox News contributor Dan Hoffman, former CIA station chief.

Botched cosmetic surgery in Colombia nearly kills Florida woman Lyndsay Colosimo traveled to Colombia to have a tummy tuck, breast reduction and butt lift procedures. The surgeries left her in pain and with an E. Coli infection. She nearly died and needed more surgery to fix problems created by the botched procedures performed on her.

Retired Navy SEAL on silver lining from terror incident on London Bridge If terrorists could acquire components for explosive devices they wouldn't resort to wearing hoax suicide vests, says retired Navy SEAL David Sears.

London mayor hails 'breathtaking heroism' of officers that responded to London Bridge incident Mayor Sadiq Khan says London is united in the face of terrorism, urges public to come forward with additional information on London Bridge incident.

Police: Male suspect wearing hoax explosive device shot and killed on London Bridge by armed officers British authorities give update on 'terrorist incident,' say police initially responded to a stabbing at premises near to London Bridge.

Nile Gardiner on significance of timing of London Bridge stabbing incident The incident on London Bridge comes ahead of the NATO summit in London and Britain's upcoming general election; insight from Nile Gardiner, director of the Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom at the Heritage Foundation.

Christianity now most persecuted religion in the world: report According to the latest statistics, eight out of 10 victims of religious persecutions are Christians; religion correspondent Lauren Green reports.

Police: Suspect detained at London Bridge after multiple people stabbed Metropolitan Police say several people were stabbed near London Bridge and a man has been detained; Benjamin Hall reports from London.

Iraqi prime minister says he will resign amid deadly protests Anti-government protests in Iraq called out corruption, poor services and a lack of jobs; reaction and analysis from retired Lt. Col. Dakota Wood, senior research fellow for defense programs at the Heritage Foundation.

Man shot and killed on London Bridge, British police confirm London Bridge is on lockdown after British police confirm a man has been shot and killed.

London Bridge closed by British police amid reports of gunshots

The week in pictures, Nov. 23 - Nov. 29 Here's a selection of the most amazing images captured around the world in the past seven days. Enjoy!

Trump says US will resume peace talks with Taliban during surprise Afghanistan visit Fox News contributor Joey Jones weighs in.

President Trump announces the resumption of peace talks with the Taliban Senior Fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies Behnam Ben Taleblu reacts.

Vatican returns relic from Jesus' manger to Holy Land Christians are celebrating the return to the Holy Land of a tiny wooden relic they believe was part of Jesus' manger nearly 1,400 years after it was sent to Rome as a gift to the pope.

3 Islamic State-inspired militants sentenced for Christmas 2016 plot in Australia Three men, who were inspired by the Islamic State group, were given lengthy sentences Friday for plotting a Christmas 2016 attack in Australia’s second largest city, a published report said.

Italy police uncover plot to form new Nazi party, authorities say Italian police said Thursday that they had seized weapons and far-right propaganda material from the homes of 19 suspected extremists who were hoping to create a Nazi party in the country.

Polish ex-president defends Bidens, Burisma A former Polish president who is on the board of the Ukrainian gas company Burisma said Thursday that the world of business works through nepotism, and that the son of former Vice President Joe Biden was indeed chosen to join its advisory board because of his family name, according to a report.

7 dead after plane crashes in Canada Seven people died in a small plane crash in in Canada Wednesday evening, according to a report.

Dutch dad accused of keeping kids on isolated farm charged with sex abuse Prosecutors in the Netherlands have charged a father who allegedly held six of his children against their will on an isolated farm for nine years with sexually abusing two of his other children, authorities said Thursday. 

At least 40 Iraq protesters killed in 24 hours as violence escalates At least 40 anti-government protesters have been killed in Iraq over the previous 24 hours, government officials told The Associated Press late Thursday, as violence in Baghdad and the south of the country threatened to spiral out of control.

UK jury clears former police officer in 1989 Hillsborough soccer stadium disaster An English police officer in charge of crowd control at a 1989 soccer match at which 96 people were crushed to death was acquitted Thursday of gross negligence manslaughter, frustrating families of the victims who had campaigned for nearly three decades for officials to be held responsible for the tragedy.

Trump administration shelling out billions to farmers hit by China trade war Heritage Foundation chief economist Steve Moore on the impact of China trade tensions on American farmers.

Trump: There's nowhere I'd rather celebrate Thanksgiving than with the best and bravest warriors on this earth President Trump visits troops in Afghanistan on Thanksgiving.

UK teens plead guilty in 'homophobic incident' against women who refused to kiss on London bus Three teenage boys on Thursday pleaded guilty to threatening a lesbian couple who refused their demands to kiss on a London bus earlier this year, a "homophobic incident" that left the two women with bloody facial injuries, authorities said.

Anti-Semitism, anti-immigrant sentiment on the rise in Europe Europe sees rise in anti-Semitism; Amy Kellogg reports.

Iraqi protesters killed after Iranian consulate set on fire Iranian regime threatens to 'destroy' the U.S.; Fox News national security analyst Walid Phares weighs in.

Black Friday no more in France? Climate activists, worried about emissions, push 'Block Friday' boycott French environmentalists fed up with “harmful capitalism” and the “traffic jams, pollution, and gas emissions” that Black Friday generates – which they say is contributing to climate change – are calling for the public to “Block Friday” this year.