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New Orleans initiated a citywide lockdown after a suspected cyberattack on Friday.

Four have pleaded guilty in Pennsylvania to running a human trafficking and prostitution ring out of massage parlors.

A new report has found that Amazon now delivers half of its own packages and may soon eclipse the likes of UPS and FedEx.

Professional golfer Tommy "Two Gloves" Gainey has been arrested for soliciting a prostitute in Florida as part of a sizable prostitution and human trafficking sting.

An additional 186,000 square inches of skin grafts have been ordered by New Zealand to help treat the severely burned victims of the White Island volcanic eruption.

Sources close to the investigation have said that one of the suspects in the Jersey City shooting has a past affiliation to the Black Hebrew Israelites, a fringe religious group official designated as a hate group.

A new feature coming to Waze is aiming to help users travel safely during the winter season.

Time Magazine has chosen Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg as their 2019 Person of the Year, while Lizzo and the U.S. Women's Soccer Team took other honors.

Judge Dawn Gentry from northern Kentucky faces the possibility of impeachment after allegations surfaced that she demanded sex and money for biased treatment in court.

A shootout with two armed suspects in Jersey City wounded two police officers and led to wide-reaching lockdown.

After losing contact with a military plane carrying 38 yesterday, the Chilean air force has said that the craft most likely crashed in the Drake Passage.

The Merriam-Webster dictionary has chosen its word of the year for 2019.

"America's Newsroom" co-anchor Bill Hemmer will be taking over the time slot previously held by Shepard Smith before his departure in October.

Breaking with recent policy, WWE has granted releases for four of its wrestlers.

A Florida middle school student has been arrested for posting a "death list" of her classmates on Snapchat.

One of the most active volcanoes in New Zealand has erupted, leaving 5 dead and many missing.

"Frozen 2" continued its domination of the North American box office for the third week in a row, while "Playmobil: The Movie" crashed and burned in historic fashion.

An Arkansas police officer was shot and killed at point-blank range on Saturday.

Mike Horn and Borge Ousland have successfully completed an 1,800-kilometer journey across the North Pole, despite numerous hazards and setbacks.

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has pledged that company will continue to support the Pentagon's initiatives to modernize its technology amid conversation surrounding the ethics of such contracts.

Fire officials in Savannah, Georgia, are calling a pet dog a hero after it saved them from a house fire on Friday.

Disgraced film producer Harvey Weinstein's sickly appearance at a recent court date has been blamed on several worsening health conditions.

Fuji Foods has issued a recall for several types of ready-to-eat foods, including sushi and salad.

A woman has been sentenced to prison for using a fake resume to apply for a job in the Australian government.

Students from a West Virginia High School were sent to the hospital after displaying adverse reactions to prescription drugs.

Martin Hyde of Sarasota, Florida, has been accused of making bigoted remarks towards a Hispanic teen at a country club.

A Connecticut man killed his girlfriend's children and then himself over an argument about his smoking.

A new report has found that YouTube and Google pulled over 300 Trump ads over the summer for violating policies.

Police in Aurora, Colorado, reported a missing teen early Tuesday before announcing they found her in the early afternoon.