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A man from Utah, USA, who murdered his wife in front of their daughters on a cruise ship off the coast of southeast Alaska in 2017 has been sentenced to 30 years in prison.

Ariana Hevia, 23, is accused of pummeling her lover with a "closed fist, causing lacerations, bleeding, and significant pain" to the man's "nose and lips" Saturday around 6:30 p.m. in a Midtown apartment, according to a criminal complaint.

Former DEA agent convicted of working with a Colombian narcotics organization and sentenced to 12 years in federal prison.

Assistant coach Katie Rietkovich Browder of the Ole Miss Rebels softball team has been accused of having an inappropriate contact with a student-athlete. Softball website Running Poles reports that 13 persons associated with the program have corroborated the investigation into the suspected relationship.

Two people were killed in two separate car accidents on Staten Island and Queens, both in New York City.

The storm is here: the journey of Ashli Babbitt from the guardian capitol to the invader. The politician she admired had lost an election over all others. She had suffered with crushing debt levels. Due to a virus she thought was fiction, her home state of California was locking down again. Ashli Babbitt was elated as she walked east on Wednesday along the Mall, carrying a backpack emblazoned with the American flag.

McKayla Maroney has been forced in the 2012 Olympic Games to compete with a broken foot, claiming that Larry Nassar has lied the injury coach.

Hayley Gripp reports the sex-fiend creator forced himself on her in a suite at the Beverly Hilton in November 2012 when she was just 19 years old, according to a lawsuit filed Friday in California Superior Court in Los Angeles.

Brett Butler, a $35 million comedy star, is currently fundraising on GoFundMe. She earned $350,000 per episode as one of the 1990s' biggest comedy queens. After 25 years, actress Brett Butler is pleading with fans for financial assistance.

Restaurants Struggle to Cope with the Convergence of Outdoor Diners and Homeless People. Customers and staff are becoming frustrated by panhandlers in New York City. As a result, business owners are looking for new ways to reduce hostility by hiring security guards or providing food for the poor.