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A French woman was found dead in an abandoned church in northern Italy after what appears to have been a ghost-hunting trip.

In a lawsuit, exotic dancers at an Alabama strip club said they were forced to share tips and pay "house fees," despite not receiving minimum wages.

New evidence is emerging in the death of Zac Brettler, a 19-year-old who jumped from a fifth-floor balcony opposite London's MI6 headquarters.

The man, identified only as Brick, previously attempted four times to illegally enter Singapore, local media reported, citing his past sentences.

Jesse E. Kipf accessed Hawaii's death registry system last year to certify his own death in part to avoid child support, he admitted in a plea deal.

Thousands of Americans fell for online puppy adoption scams on Facebook Marketplace and Craigslist last year, costing them over $1 million.

Sean "Diddy" Combs, who is the subject of a federal sex trafficking investigation, is a co-defendant in a lawsuit against his son, Chris.

Six men incarcerated at a New York prison argued in a federal lawsuit that the upcoming solar eclipse holds religious significance them.

Reserve Bank of India Governor Shaktikanta Das will announce the outcome of the first Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting of the financial year 2024-2025 on Friday. The central banking authority of India has kept the repo rate unchanged for the last six consecutive MPC meetings and according to experts it is likely to maintain the status quo on interest rates this time too.

Thieves may have accessed the money storage facility's vault by breaking through the roof, sources told the Los Angeles Times.

The lawsuit, filed in a New York federal court, argues that the upcoming April 8 eclipse holds religious significance to the inmates.

An Italian company's bosses are facing manslaughter charges following the death of a woman with a dairy allergy who ate a 'vegan' tiramisu.

Former Yoozoo Games executive Xu Yao poisoned cats and dogs for practice before killing his boss, Caixin reported.

Xu Yao, a producer who worked on the Netflix adaptation, poisoned his colleague Lin Qi over a business dispute in 2020. He was sentenced this week.

Creator Aliza Shatzman says the Legal Accountability Project database aims to diminish the culture of fear and silence surrounding the judiciary.

Several women have made TikTok videos about being randomly punched in public on the streets of Manhattan.

Oklahoma's lax pot laws made it a utopia for the cannabis industry. A mass murder on a weed farm in Kingfisher County sparked a marijuana crackdown.

Fox News said it would take legal action against a Ukrainian family that planned to lodge a wrongful death claim against it.

Facebook is rife with exotic animal traders selling endangered species. You can buy a monkey in 20 minutes. Wildlife trafficking is easy to find.

In one entry, Franke described how she placed her hands over her son's nose and mouth while holding him underwater.

A lawsuit alleges that "professional drug dealers" operate in and around a Manhattan Burger King, resulting in a "neighborhood nightmare."

Zhang, 23, soaked his feet for over 10 hours in dry ice so they'd get so badly frostbitten that he'd need a double amputation, prosecutors said.