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Auckland police monitored a suspect for six days until he naturally passed a stolen Fabergé pendant inspired by the James Bond film 'Octopussy.'

Pearl Harbor's 84th anniversary ceremony marks historic milestone as no survivors attend for first time, with only 12 of original troops still alive today.

Minnesota fraud schemes involving hundreds of millions in stolen taxpayer money spark House investigation and intense scrutiny of Tim Walz administration.

After 11 years in prison for Martha Moxley's murder, Michael Skakel's conviction was vacated. Now he speaks out about his traumatic childhood and the case.

Florida teenagers Kimahri Blevins, 14, and Gabriel Williams, 16, charged with premeditated murder in shocking Santa Rosa County killing.

Palm Beach County teacher arrested on sexual abuse charges after student reports encounters. Elias Farley held on $500,000 bond following investigation.

Louisiana authorities hunt for Keith Eli, last of three inmates who escaped St. Landry Parish jail by scaling walls. One escapee died, another captured.

A database tracking mass killings shows 2025 has the fewest in nearly two decades with just 17 incidents, but researchers remain skeptical.

Murdaugh family housekeeper reveals haunting details in new book 'Within the House of Murdaugh' about white truck and other troubling observations.

Bryan Kohberger reaches out to serial killers from prison while complaining about food quality and harassment from fellow inmates at Idaho facility.

Newly released 911 calls from the deadly Texas Hill Country flood reveal desperate pleas for help as the waters rose, killing over 130 people.

West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey provides health update regarding National Guardsman Andrew Wolfe after he was shot on Nov. 26 in Washington, D.C.

Democratic ex-Sen. Bob Menendez permanently banned from New Jersey public office after historic federal bribery conviction involving foreign agent charges.

National Guardsman Andrew Wolfe, who was wounded in a Nov. 26 shooting in Washington, D.C., is now "able to open both eyes," Attorney General Pam Bondi said.

New York City police arrested Justin Aguilera in connection with a brutal street takeover in Queens where residents were attacked and a vehicle was torched.