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While cruise companies have made major advancements in passenger safety, around 19 people fall overboard each year, according to an industry report.

An Indiana man allegedly stabbed his girlfriend 51 times after discovering text messages making of fun of his job status and future prospects.

The Navy commander of a SEAL training facility in San Diego, California, said he does not take responsibility for death of seaman who died after "Hell Week," but carries the weight for what happened to Kyle Mullen.

Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascon's office is leaving Twitter, the agency announced on Tuesday evening, citing a rise in false information on the platform among other concerns.

A Missouri inmate who's been in prison for more than two decades for killing two jailers was given his final meal Tuesday before he was executed.

A Boston, Massachusetts, trial began Tuesday against former prosecutor and attorney Gary Zerola, who is facing rape charges, and was once listed as People magazine's "America’s Top 50 Bachelors" in 2001.

An appellate court has ruled that Stacey Johnson, an Arkansas death row inmate who narrowly dodged execution in 2017, can sue the state in an effort to prove his innocence.

A Houston, Texas senior citizen was sentenced to 20 years in prison for molesting a 5-year-old girl who he lured with ice cream in 2011.

DaJuan Martin, a former Southwest Airlines customer service agent at Chicago's Midway Airport, has been charged on 12 wire fraud counts in a million-dollar voucher-selling scheme.

DaJuan Martin, a former Southwest Airlines customer service agent at Chicago's Midway Airport, has been charged on 12 wire fraud counts in a million-dollar voucher-selling scheme.