Winter Olympic Record For Free Condoms Goes To PyeongChang 2018
According to a report, the 110,000 condoms would be distributed among 2,925 athletes, which means about 37 condoms for each athlete.
Alligator Eats Baby Gator In East Lake, Florida [Photos]
The photographer, Nancy Bloch, noticed that the adult alligator had something in its mouth when it was sunning itself. Moments later she realized that it was another alligator.
Half Of NYC School Kitchens, Canteens Have Pests Like Rats, Flies, Roaches
According to a report, New York City health officials found an average of two violations per school cafeteria visit. Although some schools didn't receive any violations, others received more which resulted in an increment in the average.
Are Amusement Parks Safe? Riders Stuck Upside Down In Australia's Movie World
The passengers who took a ride on the Doomsday Destroyer ride in the Movie World theme park were stuck upside down 21 meters in the air for three minutes and 25 seconds.
How Bad Is The Current Flu Season? Hospitals Busiest Since 2009 Epidemic
According to reports, CDC's current flu-tracking system showed that this time, for the first time in 13 years, the whole U.S. continental region (except Hawaii) was affected by the flu.
Lawmakers Urged To Pass Child Victims Act Amid Ongoing #MeToo Movement
Child sexual abuse survivor and a former speed-skater, Bridie Farrell, stated, "There just doesn't exist a better time than right now," with regards to the passage of the Child Victims Act.
Guantanamo Bay Prison Facts: Trump Signs Executive Order To Keep It Open
The Guantanamo Bay prison currently holds 41 detainees. From the time of its establishment under the Bush administration in 2002, a total of 780 detainees were held at the prison facility.
How Body Cameras Affect Police Behavior, With More Officers Are Wearing Them
Although NYC Mayor, Bill de Blasio claimed in his announcement that the deployment of body cameras on police officers would make New York City "fairer," recent studies have shown that body cameras does not have a significant effect on the behavior of police officials.
Florida Gymnastics Coach Alexander Katchalov Charged With Child Pornography Possession
Katchalov taught gymnastics to children between ages three and 15, both in group and individual sessions, in the complex owned by his parents, Mikhail and Irina Katchalov.
Brooklyn School's Second Sexual Assault Victim Criticizes Education Department Officials
The woman who is now 21 was sexually assaulted in 2010 when she was 14 by a student who was 18 at the time, in Teachers Preparatory High School, Brooklyn, New York.
Georgia Police Chief's Son Charged With Murder For Killing Step-Child With Belt
According to police authorities, the mother of the child noticed contusions on the child's head on Jan. 23 after which she called the police. The child, Brentley Gore, was airlifted to a hospital with multiple skull fractures and died on Sunday.
Kremlin Report: How US Treasury Department Prepared The Oligarchs' List
The list consists of 114 names of senior Russian political officials and 96 names of Russian oligarchs and was mandated by the CAATSA Act of 2017 which aimed to increase pressure on Russia after U.S. intelligence agencies said Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered a campaign which tried to influence the 2016 U.S. presidential elections.
Woman Accused Of Killing Her Twin Sister In Hawaii Goes On Trial
According to reports, the twin sisters, Alexandria and Anastasia Duval were born in New York and ran famous yoga studios in Florida. They both moved to Hawaii from Utah in 2015.
Recently Surfaced Letter Suggests Alcatraz Escapees Might Have Survived
The letter said: "My name is John Anglin. I escape from Alcatraz in June 1962 with my brother Clarence and Frank Morris. I’m 83 years old and in bad shape. I have cancer. Yes we all made it that night but barely!"
NYPD Detective Convicted Of Perjury In Fake Drug Case Against Innocent Man
Detective Kevin Desormeau was found guilty of of making a hoax drug case and sending an innocent man to prison. His partner, Sasha Neve, was cleared of any wrongdoing.
Thornton Shooting Update: Deputy Heath Gumm Dead, One Suspect Arrested, Two Absconding
Heath Gumm was shot several times in the chest while responding to an assault situation in Thornton, Colorado.
Man Dies At Trampoline Park In Canada, Raising Safety Concerns
Jay Greenwood, 46, a resident of British Columbia, fell into the foam pit at a trampoline facility while "allegedly performing a series of acrobatic maneuvers," which resulted in a serious injury and cardiac arrest.
Lockheed Martin's F-35 Reliability Not Improving, Defense Department Report Says
According to the report, the availability of F-35 jets for a mission remained “around 50 percent, a condition that has existed with no significant improvement since October 2014."
Rikers Island Inmate Joseph Foster Died After Alleged Neglect Of Medical Care
Inmate Joseph Foster, 51, worked as a driver for an American non-profit organization and was serving a six-month sentence at Rikers Island after getting arrested in December last year for selling crack.
Man Walks Into Neighbor’s Home, Mistakes It For His Own, Kills Neighbor
Michael Augustine was charged with first degree involuntary manslaughter for killing military veteran Clifton King in Raytown, Missouri.
China Developing Advanced Aircraft Capable Of Detecting Stealth Planes, Including F-35, F-22
The surveillance aircraft, KJ-600, weighs 25-30 tons and has a twin-engine FWJ-6C turboprop engines to power it. It is said to be different from other Chinese twin-engine planes due to its folding wings and a four-rudder airframe tail.
Barry And Honey Sherman Update: Billionaires Murdered By Multiple Killers, Investigators Say
Private investigators discovered evidence that showed the victims' necks were wrapped with leather belts, which were then knotted around a handrail situated adjacent to the pool in their house.
‘Serial Stowaway’ Woman Arrested For Flying To London Without Ticket
Marilyn Hartman, 66, faces a felony theft charge for traveling to United Kingdom via British Airways without a ticket and also for illegally entering the O'Hare International Airport in Chicago.
North Indian Village Residents Mistake Human Waste For A Meteor
The feces landed in Fazilpur Badli village, situated in the city of Gurgaon in the state of Haryana.
Lockheed Martin Plans To Make F-16 Fighter Jets In India
The project would provide Indian companies of all sizes a chance to establish business with Lockheed Martin and other major industries in the U.S.
US Army Apache Helicopter Crashes In California, Killing 2
The Apache helicopter was engaged in a “readiness training exercise” during the time of the accident.
Search Begins For Tutankhamun’s Wife Ankhesenamun’s Tomb In Valley Of The Kings
Ankhesenamun, who is referred to as "Egypt’s lost princess," was one of the six daughters of king Akhenaten and queen Nefertiti.
Underwater 'Mordor' Discovered Off Australia Sheds Light On Submarine Eruptions
The researchers used a new 3-D seismic reflection data to map the underwater area.
Florida Woman Charged With First-Degree Murder For Shooting, Dismembering Boyfriend
In 2013, Jeffrey Albertsman reported to the police Nelci Tetley pepper-sprayed him and stabbed him with a kitchen knife. She was then charged with aggravated battery and sentenced to two years of community service.
Couple Who Survived Las Vegas Shooting Will Get A Free Marriage Ceremony
Jordanne Barr and Jordan Adamczyk will marry Oct. 6, 2018, and the cost of the wedding with be borne by California-based organization, the Fairy Godmother.