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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.

Brexit is official: UK leaves European Union The United Kingdom officially left the European Union on Friday, entering into a period of uncertainty after three years of bitter wrangling over Brexit and tense negotiations over the terms of divorce between London and Brussels.

Brexit supporters celebrate split from European Union British Prime Minister Boris Johnson stresses the importance of the Brexit victory; Senior Foreign Affairs correspondent Greg Palkot reports.

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.

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

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.

Female firefighter claims she was fired for posting racy workout photos to Instagram Presley Pritchard, a former firefighter paramedic with the Evergreen Fire Rescue, filed a wrongful termination claim.

CDC confirms 7th coronavirus case in the US U.S. announces travel ban on foreign nationals who have been to China in the last 14 days; Jeff Paul reports.

Trump administration declares public health emergency over coronavirus outbreak, restricts US entry Foreign nationals who have traveled to China within the last 14 days will be temporarily denied entry into the U.S.; Jonathan Serrie reports from Atlanta.

What you should know about the coronavirus outbreak and how you should prepare How worried should Americans be about the coronavirus?

Exclusive: Parents of man living in coronavirus-ravaged Wuhan worried for his safety With the death toll from the coronavirus increasing to over 200 and a more than 9,600 infected, the parents of Doug Perez, an American living in the quarantined city of Wuhan, China, share their concerns and relay the first-hand account of what their son is experiencing.

United Airlines cancels all flights to mainland China amid coronavirus outbreak United Airlines, like Delta Air Lines and American Airlines, has announced the suspension of all its service to mainland China amid the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.

American Airlines latest to cancel all flights to China amid coronavirus outbreak American Airlines has announced it will be canceling all flights between the U.S. and mainland China.

Delta Air Lines canceling all flights to mainland China amid coronavirus outbreak Delta Air Lines is canceling all flights to mainland China beginning February.

Woman in Minnie Mouse costume filmed brawling with Las Vegas security guard in front of tourists There’s a reason the Las Vegas Strip isn’t referred to as “The Happiest Place on Earth.”

Thousands of Costa cruise passengers allowed to disembark following coronavirus scare The ship, which was carrying around 5,023 passengers and 1,628 crew members, was being held in a port at Civitavecchia, Italy, after a passenger from Macau, China, began exhibiting flu-like symptoms on Wednesday.

'Fox & Friends' explores Miami from the water and air Jillian Mele and Janice Dean go on an alligator tour and take an evening helicopter trip over the city.

Missouri mom who looks like Meghan Markle stuns the Internet A Missouri mom resembling Meghan Markle has the internet doing double-takes after a photo with her daughter on Instagram went viral.

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. 

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.

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.

Lori Vallow misses deadline to appear with missing Idaho kids The mother of two missing children since September violated a court-ordered deadline to bring the children to Idaho authorities Thursday, paving the way for her to possibly be extradited from Hawaii to face charges. 

Tennessee judge says he regrets comment on 'regular white man' hours A Tennessee judge apologized Thursday for allegedly talking about working like a "regular white man" during a discussion to schedule a hearing for a black defendant. 

Michigan woman who allegedly bit off part of man’s tongue while kissing gets charged Police in Michigan say a woman bit off an inch of a man’s tongue on Tuesday during a consensual kiss.

Hundreds attend Illinois funeral for veteran with no known family Hundreds of people turned out for the funeral of a U.S. Air Force mechanic who served in Vietnam on Wednesday after an invitation was extended to the general public.

How are US hospitals preparing for coronavirus? Hospitals across the U.S. are preparing to receive patients infected with the novel coronavirus, and have been given instructions by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on how they might accommodate such an influx. 

State Department, citing coronavirus outbreak, raises China travel advisory: 'Do Not Travel' The State Department on Thursday night raised its China travel advisory to "Level 4: Do Not Travel," citing the spread of the deadly coronavirus.

American Airlines sued over coronavirus by pilot union seeking to cancel US-China flights The Allied Pilots Association seeks temporary restraining order amid deadly virus outbreak.

Officials confirm first US human-to-human transmission of coronavirus The coronavirus patient is the husband of a Chicago traveler who became ill shortly after returning from Wuhan, China; Jonathan Serrie reports.

How is coronavirus transmitted? Since it was first reported in China last month, the deadly coronavirus has spread to more than a dozen countries, with more than 7,800 cases reported and 170 deaths.

How did the coronavirus outbreak start? The deadly coronavirus which broke out in China has gripped the international community by fear, as cases continue to mount, and world leaders struggle to contain the epidemic.  

WHO declares coronavirus outbreak a global emergency The World Health Organization defines a global emergency as an extraordinary event that constitutes a risk to other countries and requires a coordinated international response.

Coronavirus evacuee quarantined after arriving in California, health department says The passenger, who arrived on a flight from Wuhan with nearly 200 other Americans on Wednesday, had attempted to leave the air base, officials said.

World Health Organization declares coronavirus outbreak a global health emergency The World Health Organization on Thursday declared the new coronavirus outbreak a global emergency amid the recent jump in the number of infected patients.

How China is building a coronavirus hospital in a week China announced plans for a 1,000-bed hospital in Wuhan to combat the coronavirus outbreak.

Man’s nail-biting habit leads to severe infection, emergency surgery A lifelong nail-biter learned to stop the habit the hard way after he developed a serious infection that nearly cost him his finger. 

Global airlines scaling back service to China amid coronavirus outbreak A growing number of airlines across the globe are scaling back — or completely suspending — their scheduled flights to China amid concerns over the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.

6-year-old goes viral for his 'brutally honest' Shirley Temple critiques This 6-year-old food and beverage critic reviews just one drink: Shirley Temples.

Coronavirus death toll increases, here's the latest update on cases The figures on those impacted by the coronavirus continue to grow weeks after Chinese officials announced the outbreak of a new virus.

Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey trips over her dog, fractures shoulder: reports Gov. Kay Ivey warned Alabamans on Wednesday that they can expect to see her with one of her arms in a sling following a Tuesday night fall.

Joe Biden's candidacy justifies Trump wanting to investigate his son, Alan Dershowitz says Harvard Law Professor Alan Dershowitz, a member of President’s Trump's impeachment defense team, argued Wednesday that former Vice President Joe Biden’s presidential candidacy justifies the president wanting to investigate his son Hunter's involvement with a Ukrainian oil company.

Hillary Clinton ‘intimidated’ by Tulsi Gabbard's $50M lawsuit, won’t accept legal documents, lawyer claims: report Hillary Clinton or her representatives have, on at least two occasions, declined to accept legal papers delivered in connection with Tulsi Gabbard’s lawsuit against her, Gabbard’s attorney claims.

Justice Roberts blocks Sen. Paul from naming whistleblower, source says -- and Paul may force the issue Chief Justice of the United States John Roberts blocked Kentucky Republican Sen. Rand Paul from posing a question during the Senate impeachment trial that would have named the alleged whistleblower at the center of the episode, Fox News is told -- and Paul may try to force the issue during the question-and-answer session that begins Thursday afternoon.

Jeff Sessions calls out John Bolton for disloyalty Former Attorney General Jeff Sessions reacts to the calls for Bolton to testify.