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US believes Al Qaeda leader in Yemen 'likely' killed by airstrike, source says U.S. officials believe the leader of Al Qaeda's affiliate in Yemen was "likely" killed by an American airstrike earlier this month, a well-placed source told Fox News Friday.

Trump pushes back on Bolton book claim: That meeting never happened President Trump directed Bolton to set up a meeting between Rudy Giuliani and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, Bolton says he never acted on it; Chief White House correspondent John Roberts reports.

Warning, graphic video: Stadium collapse in Russia kills construction worker Raw video: Russian officials say a worker was killed after a Soviet-era sports complex collapsed during planned demolition work in Saint Petersburg.

A third venue in the United Kingdom has canceled an appearance by evangelist Franklin Graham, bowing to pressure from LGBTQ activists and their allies.  from CBNNews.com https://ift.tt/37Nq2hA

Worker dies when Russian stadium roof collapses A demolition worker died Friday when the roof of a Russian sports stadium collapsed, authorities said. 

President Trump on Friday signed the authorization for an expanded travel ban against six countries who have failed to comply with a minimum standard of travel security protocols since 2017. from CBNNews.com https://ift.tt/2RMWJpK

Japan advances plan to release Fukushima plant's radioactive water into the sea A Japanese government panel on Friday roughly accepted a draft proposal for releasing into the sea massive amounts of radioactive water now being stored at the tsunami-wrecked Fukushima nuclear plant.

Venezuela’s Guaido hoping to score meeting with Trump in Florida this weekend Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó is hoping to meet President Trump for the first time this weekend after he wraps up an international tour with what is anticipated to be a massive rally in Miami.

Coronavirus argument sparks violent brawl between Australian moms: police An Aussie mom group's argument about the coronavirus outbreak turned into a violent brawl that left one unconscious. 

Japan ski resort hit by avalanche; 1 feared dead, 7 survive An avalanche at a ski resort on Japan's northern island of Hokkaido on Thursday hit a group of eight foreign skiers, likely killing at least one.

The voice of a Chinese pastor living in the epicenter of the deadly coronavirus outbreak is being heard around the world and it's persuading many Christians to stand with him in prayer.  from CBNNews.com https://ift.tt/37LgZOj

Australian police warn public to stop taking pictures of wildfires Australian officials are fed up with people trying to take pictures of wildfires.

Israel strikes targets in Gaza after Palestinians fire 3 rockets Israel’s military said Friday it conducted airstrikes in response to a Palestinian missile attack in the Gaza Strip.

Brexit Day: UK marks its final hours in the European Union Britain will officially leave the European Union after three years of failed negotiations and start an 11-month transition period.

Christians 'persecuted even after death' as China cracks down on religious funerals: report China's Communist Party is using regulations that restrict religious freedom to crack down on Christian funerals, in one case arresting a family member mid-service, according to a watchdog group.

The week in pictures, Jan. 25 - Jan. 31 Here's a selection of the most amazing images captured around the world in the past seven days. Enjoy!

Trump's Mideast peace plan could have major long-term implications for ally Jordan President Trump released his “deal of the century” plan for Middle East peace, called Peace to Prosperity, on January 28 alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Noticeably absent from the unveiling ceremony was any representative from the Palestinian Authority or the Kingdom of Jordan.

Brexit Day: Britain to leave EU, marking end to years-long fight to deliver on 2016 vote Britain on Friday will formally leave the European Union, ending an intense nearly four years of political fighting since Brits voted to leave the bloc that has consumed British politics and saw the ouster of two prime ministers. 

Police kill gunman who held over 20 children hostage at fake birthday party; mob beats suspect's wife to death: reports A gunman in India was killed by police Friday morning after allegedly holding more than 20 children hostage during a fake birthday party for his daughter, according to multiple reports.

Britain set to leave the European Union, nearly 4 years after Brexit vote, 3 prime ministers The United Kingdom is leaving the European Union Friday, becoming the first country to leave in its 62-year history.

UK actor: 'Racist' Brits did not chase Harry and Meghan away Actor Lawrence Fox responds to backlash for saying media coverage of Meghan Markle wasn't racist

Number of US troops diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries after Iran attack rises to 64 The number of U.S. troops diagnosed with mild traumatic brain injury since an Iranian airstrike earlier this month has increased to 64, the Pentagon said Thursday. 

Who are the world’s longest ruling leaders? Some world leaders serve a set term and some rule for decades.  Here is a list of the world leaders who have currently held onto power the longest. The list excludes monarchs. 

Iraq: Anti-ISIS operations with US are resuming Joint military operations between coalition and Iraqi forces against the Islamic State group will resume, the Iraqi military said, after a nearly three-week pause that saw tensions between Washington and Tehran come to a boiling point. 

Impeachment question: Why should Americans be concerned about foreign interference? House Democratic impeachment manager Jason Crow says former White House officials said Ukraine conspiracy theory was debunked.

Cuban man who ran complex migrant-smuggling operation gets more than 4 years in prison A Cuban man was sentenced to four years and nine months in U.S. federal prison for operating a complex human smuggling operation from Cuba to Mexico to the U.S. 

Salvador Dali sculptures worth up to $500G stolen from Swedish gallery Thieves made off with valuable works of art by Spanish surrealist artist Salvador Dali after an early morning smash and grab at a gallery in Sweden, authorities said.

Iranian factory making US, Israeli flags to be burned An Iranian factory is producing U.S., Israeli, and British flags for protesters to burn, but its owner insists the act has nothing to do with the citizens of these countries.

Mexican inmates who escaped prison linked to 'El Chapo', may have had help from guards Three inmates who escaped from a prison in Mexico City this week may have gotten some help from the inside, it has emerged.

Filipino Senator Manny Pacquiao successfully defended his WBA title twice last year, defeating Adrien Broner and Keith Thurman and proving his prowess in the boxing ring even at the age of 41. But to Pacquiao, there is a greater passion than being an iconic boxing champ, and that is spreading the Word of God.   from CBNNews.com https://ift.tt/3aVCApf

Greece offering half-million dollar contract to build 'floating sea wall' to stop migrants from Turkey Greece announced a plan Thursday to install a “floating wall” in the Aegean Sea to help curb the flow of migrants arriving on its islands’ shores from Turkey, according to reports.

Georgia man burned in New Zealand volcano eruption dies 5 weeks after wife’s death, leaves behind 3 kids A Georgia man died Tuesday from severe burns suffered in a New Zealand volcanic eruption last month, just five weeks after his wife died of similar injuries, a family member said.

Coronavirus vaccine to be developed from digital DNA sequencing Dr. David Weiner, of the Wistar Institute, and one of the lead researchers working on the coronavirus vaccine, says his team is the only one using a synthetic DNA approach.

Man pictured brandishing gun at protest against India's citizenship law, injures one A gunman who warned his Facebook followers that he was embarking on his “final journey” Thursday has been arrested after allegedly opening fire near protesters demonstrating against India’s new citizenship law, reports say.

US bans 13 Salvadoran army officials for 'gross violation of human rights' over 1989 murder of Jesuit priests The State Department on Wednesday banned 13 former Salvadoran military officials from entering the U.S. for “gross violation of human rights” committed in November 1989 when six Jesuit priests and two others were murdered on a university campus during the height of the El Salvadoran Civil War.

With all the talk about climate change and rising temperatures, it might be hard to imagine a "Little Ice Age" in the future. But NASA's forecast for solar activity over the next decade could mean we're in store for a cool-down. from CBNNews.com https://ift.tt/2Od9HLp

Brexit breakthrough: Britain will officially leave the European Union this weekend Former U.K. Independence Party leader Nigel Farage breaks down the significant moment for the United Kingdom.

Breaking down the economic impact of the coronavirus CPA and market analyst Dan Geltrude on why every American should care about what's happening in China.

Man allegedly caught on video trying to steal Magna Carta: reports say Police have released camera footage that allegedly shows a man from the United Kingdom trying to steal the 800-year-old Magna Carta from the Salisbury Cathedral back in 2018.

Pilots killed in Air Force plane crash in Afghanistan identified The names of two Air Force pilots killed in the crash of their Bombardier E-11A electronic surveillance plane in Afghanistan were released on Wednesday, U.S. defense officials told Fox News.

Mexican children pictured taking up rifles for community police force after cartel attack Nearly two dozen Mexican children whose fathers, all musicians, were killed last week in an attack blamed on a drug cartel were photographed taking up arms for an indigenous community’s police force.

Villagers in India dress up as bears to scare off more than 2,000 monkeys Villagers in India being terrorized by more than 2,000 wild monkeys claim to have found an unconventional way to tackle the simian menace – by dressing up as bears.

Iranian Foreign Minister: Not ruling out negotiations with the US Fox News correspondent Lucas Tomlinson reports.

5 confirmed cases of coronavirus in the US Both coronavirus patients in California are travelers from Wuhan, China; Los Angeles County Health Officer Dr. Muntu Davis weighs in.

Powerful Caribbean earthquake triggers evacuations from Miami to Jamaica The major 7.7 magnitude quake's epicenter was in the Caribbean, south of Cuba and northwest of Jamaica; Phil Keating reports from Miami.

Middle East peace plan: Trump proposes tunnel connecting West Bank and Gaza Fox News national security and foreign policy expert Walid Phares on President Trump’s Middle East peace plan.

South Africa's policy of seizing land from farmers without compensation has led to violence and lawlessness. from CBNNews.com https://ift.tt/2O9AiJv

China rapidly building new hospitals to treat coronavirus patients China confirms nearly 6,000 coronavirus cases; reaction and analysis from Dr. Marcos Espinal.

Chinese government ramps up coronavirus containment efforts 5,974 confirmed cases, 132 deaths linked to coronavirus epidemic in mainland China; Feature Story News bureau chief Patrick Fok reports from Beijing.

Syrian forces, with Russia's help, capture strategic town from rebels Syrian government forces backed by Russia have finally captured one of the largest and most strategic rebel-held towns following weeks of intense bombardment, military officials and activists announced Wednesday.

Netanyahu talks Trump’s Middle East peace plan on ‘Fox and Friends’ Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu reacts to the Trump administration’s Middle East peace plan.

Jared Kushner: Israel took a giant steps towards peace, Trump’s built a trust with the Israeli people White House senior adviser Jared Kushner weighs in on the Trump administration’s Middle East peace plan.

Lara Logan on President Trump’s Middle East peace plan President Trump made the historic announcement for a Middle East peace plan; reaction and analysis from Fox Nation host Lara Logan.

British police use Dolly Parton Challenge to find wanted suspects British police jumped on the social media bandwagon Tuesday by taking part in the viral Dolly Parton Challenge, creating memes of suspects wanted for a number of offenses.

Italian driver evades flaming cars in botched highway robbery attempt An attempt to rob an armored vehicle has gone up in smoke.

Russian officials rescue over 500 'amateur' fishermen who got stranded on giant ice floe This was not exactly a catch of the day.