American Archeologist Dies in Viking Ship Accident off Norway's Coast

An American archeologist died after a Viking ship replica capsized off the coast of Norway during a journey from the Faroe Islands. Five crew members were rescued, but one woman drowned. The victim was identified as 29-year-old Karla Dana from Florida. Authorities believe a strong wave caused the ship to capsize. The U.S. State Department confirmed the death of a U.S. citizen and extended condolences to the family. Rescue efforts were hampered by challenging weather conditions and darkness. Dana was described as an archeologist and ethnographic field researcher who had expressed excitement about the journey on social media.

Death of American Archaeologist in Viking Boat Capsizing

An American archaeologist died after a Viking boat capsized off the coast of Norway. Five people escaped on a life raft, while the sixth person, 29-year-old Karla Dana, was found deceased. The U.S. State Department confirmed the death of an American citizen. The incident was described as a tragic accident.

American Friendship Trends

A comprehensive study finds that Americans have multiple close friendships, challenges the belief of increasing social isolation. Face-to-face meetings remain common despite technology. Long-distance friendships are prevalent. Many desire deeper connections. COVID-19 had mixed impacts on friendships.

European TV series about Angela Merkel and American jailed in Nigeria over Binance dispute

The article discusses the popularity of a book and TV series in Europe that imagines former German chancellor Angela Merkel solving crimes in her retirement. It also covers the story of an American jailed in Nigeria over a dispute with the crypto-currency exchange Binance.

American Man Detained in Nigeria

An American man is detained in Nigeria amidst a dispute between the government and cryptocurrency exchange Binance. Lawmakers claim Nigeria is holding him hostage.

Kristen Faulkner's Gold Medal Win at the 2024 Olympics

Kristen Faulkner made history by winning a gold medal in the women's cycling road race event at the 2024 Olympics in Paris, becoming the first American since 1984 to do so.

NATO Air-Defense Operations in Poland

Poland and other NATO countries have started air-defense operations to reinforce Polish airspace bordering Ukraine and Russia. Operation Eastern Aurora involves support from British and American armed forces, aiming to monitor and respond to airspace violations.

Olympic Medal Allocation for Figure Skating Teams

An international sports tribunal has confirmed that the Olympic bronze team medal from the 2022 Winter Games will go to Russian skaters despite a doping scandal involving Kamila Valieva. American skaters will be awarded the gold medal and Japanese skaters the silver. Russian athletes will also receive the bronze medal. The decision is a victory for Moscow amidst Russia's exclusion from the Olympic movement due to doping scandals and the invasion of Ukraine.

Prisoner Exchange Involving American Reporter Evan Gershkovich

American reporter Evan Gershkovich was among the more than 20 prisoners exchanged by Russia, the U.S., and European countries.

U.S. Military Convoy in Poland to Boost NATO's Eastern Flank

American military convoy seen in Poland as U.S. Army moves equipment to boost NATO's eastern flank. U.S. Army transporting tanks, infantry vehicles, and howitzers to a storage facility in Powidz. Site to eventually host 87 tanks, 150+ infantry vehicles, and 18 self-propelled howitzers. Move aimed at strengthening NATO's Eastern Front against Russia.

Immigration and Citizenship

Two new U.S. citizens, Joanne and Andy Daw, share their stories of becoming Americans as part of Morning Edition's July 4th celebrations.

Venezuela election and American students studying in China

Authorities in Venezuela are trying various tactics to secure President Nicholas Maduro's reelection, but it appears that the efforts are not effective. In China, the number of Americans studying abroad is rising but has not reached pre-COVID levels.

American reporter on trial for espionage in Russia

American reporter Evan Gershkovitch is set to go on trial for alleged espionage in Russia.

Stabbing Attack on American College Instructors in China

An American college instructor and three colleagues were stabbed in China by a man who was unemployed and down on his luck. The victims were injured but not in critical condition. The attack was considered an isolated incident and is under investigation.

American Missionary Couple Murdered in Haiti

American missionary couple Davy and Natalie Lloyd were tragically killed in Haiti, leaving behind a legacy of devotion to God and love for each other. Their parents shared their memories in an exclusive interview with Fox News. The couple served as full-time missionaries in Haiti, spreading the Gospel of Christ to the young people of the country.

Tragic Death of American Teen in Switzerland

A 16-year-old American girl died after falling more than 300 feet down an embankment while sightseeing in Switzerland. The fall occurred near a popular walking path called the Mysterious Gorges of Tête-Noire. The girl was with her friend's family when the accident happened.

American Culture Quiz on Fox News Digital

American Culture Quiz testing knowledge on popular American topics featured on Fox News Digital.

Memory of American Fighter Pilot Shot Down in France

Marie Bastien, a French woman, remembers an American fighter plane being shot down near her village in northern France 80 years ago. She worked hard to keep the memory of the pilot, 1st Lt. Paul Chaufty, alive. Chaufty's great niece, Nicole Saunders, learned more about her great uncle thanks to Bastien's efforts. A plaque honoring Chaufty's memory was unveiled in Saint-Ellier-les-Bois, where he was found.

American Sacrifice in World History

Lee Greenwood speaks with Fox News Digital ahead of Memorial Day, highlighting the sacrifice of American armed forces in defeating tyranny, liberating nations, and defending representative governments. The American Battle Monuments Commission honors the 224,000 U.S. service members killed and buried overseas or missing in action. Various cemeteries and memorials around the world serve as a reminder of the staggering cost paid by Americans in past conflicts.

American Missionary Couple Killed in Haiti

American missionary couple working in Haiti as missionaries were attacked and killed by gangs. They were part of a Christian mission group in Haiti. The couple, Davy and Natalie Lloyd, along with a local director, Jude Montis, were fatally shot in a gang ambush.

American Tourist Freed in Turks and Caicos

American tourist Bryan Hagerich was freed after court in Turks and Caicos suspended his 12-month sentence and fined him $6,700 for bringing ammunition into the country. He claims it was accidental. Four other American tourists still face similar charges.

American Man's Involvement in Failed Coup Attempt in Congo

21-year-old American man gets mixed up in failed coup attempt in Congo during his first trip overseas. Fate still unknown.

Tragic Death of American Missionary Couple in Haiti

Young American missionary couple killed in Haiti after being attacked by gangs, daughter of Missouri state representative among victims.

Discovery of American World War I Hospital in France

This FOX Nation original special discusses the discovery of an American hospital from World War I in France, showcasing artifacts and providing historical insights.

Tragic Deaths of Australian Surfers and American in Mexico

Two Australian surfers and an American were killed by car thieves in Mexico, their bodies found in a well. The mother delivered a moving tribute, urging people to live bigger in their memory. Suspects have been identified, including a man with a criminal record.

Murder of American and Australians in Mexican Tourist Area

Three bodies found in Mexican tourist area where an American and two Australians went missing, killed by thieves for their truck tires. Relatives confirmed their identities. Fourth body also found. Killers dumped bodies in a remote well. Mourners gathered to protest the deaths.

Missing American and Australian Tourists Found Dead in Mexican Tourist Area

Three bodies have been discovered in a Mexican tourist area where an American and two Australians went missing. The bodies were found in a pit during the search for the missing trio, with forensic tests underway for identification.

American Diner Lingo

Diner lingo from the mid-20th century in the US had unique phrases to describe food items, often with a political or cheeky twist. The tradition faded out by the 1970s but left behind some common culinary idioms still used today.

Tamales in American Food Culture

Tamales are a popular food in the American food scene, with a rich cultural history dating back thousands of years.

American Hostages Held by Hamas in Gaza

American families of hostages held by Hamas in Gaza urge President Biden to act quickly for their release, fearing a partial deal could be a death sentence for their loved ones. Talks for a release deal stalled, with 133 hostages estimated to still be in the Gaza Strip.

American Hostage Crisis in Afghanistan

American Ryan Corbett has been held by the Taliban in Afghanistan since August 10, 2022. NPR's A Martinez speaks with Anna Corbett, his wife.

Raven Symoné's Racial Identity

Raven Symoné revisits controversial comments about her racial identity, clarifies that she identifies as 'an American' and not limited by racial labels.

Decline of American Happiness and Social Disconnection

America is experiencing internal dissonance and decreased happiness levels, with financial stress and political discontent contributing to overall unhappiness. Social media and political polarization are cited as key factors leading to a sense of disconnection and anxiety. Experts emphasize the importance of listening to each other, fostering positivity, and improving political dialogue to address these societal challenges.

American Reporter Evan Gershkovich Detained in Russia on Espionage Charges

American Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich has been detained in Russia on espionage charges, with his detention being extended until June 30. The U.S. government and his employer deny the allegations, calling them untrue and categorically false.

Rachel Corrie's death in Gaza

Rachel Corrie, a young American woman, was killed while trying to stop the Israeli demolition of family homes in Gaza.

Murder Conviction in Germany

An American man was convicted of murder and other charges after attacking two American women in southern Germany last summer, pushing them into a ravine and fatally injuring one of them.

American Hostages in Gaza

Family members of American hostages in Gaza are expected to attend President Biden's State of the Union address, urging lawmakers to continue efforts to secure their release. The hostages were captured by terrorists on October 7th.

American fighter jets strike Houthi targets in Yemen and RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel resigns

American fighter jets launched from the Red Sea and struck 18 Houthi targets in Yemen. RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel announces resignation.