Joran van der Sloot case: FBI plane heading to Peru for transfer of prime Natalee Holloway suspect
Fox News
An FBI plane is headed to Lima, Peru to pick up Joran Van der Sloot and will take him to the U.S. tomorrow morning, an Interpol source tells Fox News Digital.
Adam Sabes is a writer for Fox News Digital. Story tips can be sent to Adam.Sabes@fox.com and on Twitter @asabes10.
Col. Carlos López Aeda, the chief of Interpol in Lima, Peru, told Fox News Digital that the plane is heading to Lima, Peru and will take van der Sloot to the United States on Thursday morning.
A new report by the Heritage Foundation is shining a light on China's role in the deadly fentanyl crisis that has been killing Americans for years.
A New York man is charged with GHB possession and concealing human remains after police found a woman near his apartment tied up and dead in a suitcase.
Sen. Bob Menendez, D-N.J.,'s successor, George Helmy, New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy's former chief of staff, will be sworn into the Senate on Monday.
President Trump claimed Sen. Bernie Sanders threw Kamala Harris "under the bus" when he said the vice president changed her policy positions "to win the election."
President Biden signed two executive orders since ending his re-election bid, trailing Presidents Trump and Obama in the Augusts of their last terms.
Georgia police will ramp up their presence at schools across Barrow County as students begin returning to classes Tuesday.
Nate Silver predicted Trump has a 64% chance of winning the electoral college on Sunday in an update to his latest election forecast, following the results of new poll.
Criminologist Bryan Kohberger's request to have his quadruple murder trial moved out of Moscow, Idaho, has been granted by Judge John Judge.
September 11, 2001, went from a normal day to one of the darkest in American history when four commercial planes were hijacked by terrorists. Many trapped in the towers made calls through the morning.
Vice President Kamala Harris is backing an earned pathway to citizenship for illegal immigrants in a new policy page on her website, doubling down on her previous position.
Iran renews calls for a "nightmare" attack on Israel for the killing of Hamas leader Haniyeh in Tehran, Iran, as the international community watches with concern as it continues to ramp up its nuclear program.