Nick Perry, The Associated Press

Stephen Tyler Bieneman has pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor assault over the incident, which his lawyer said was nothing more than “horseplay.”

An AP investigation uncovered a pattern of women who said their claims of harassment and assault were minimized by their employers.

Of the 25 people injured, one was in critical condition and others remained in hospitals, officials said.

Air New Zealand says it wants to weigh 10,000 passengers during a monthlong survey so pilots can better know the weight and balance of their planes before takeoff.

The deaths come two weeks after about 200 pilot whales died in Australia after stranding themselves on a remote Tasmanian beach.

Police retook control of the Parliament grounds although dozens of protesters remained in nearby streets, some hurling objects at officers. Parliament’s once carefully manicured grounds were left scarred.

Criminal gangs divulged plans for moving drug shipments and carrying out killings on a messaging app secretly run by the FBI, law enforcement agencies said Tuesday.

People around the Pacific Ocean stayed up Wednesday to watch the total lunar eclipse.

None of the crimes cited in the report were committed during the heat of battle.

The men had been missing in the Micronesia archipelago for nearly three days when their distress signal was spotted by airborne searchers.

The tragedy brings the death toll to at least 27 people in a crisis that has destroyed more than 2,000 homes and scorched an area larger than the U.S. state of Indiana since September.

A passenger on the plane said the flight attendants were panicking and he saw water pouring through a hole in the side of the plane before he was able to escape.

A veteran New Zealand zookeeper was attacked and killed by a Sumatran tiger Sunday inside the animal's enclosure.

Malaysia's prime minister says experts in France have determined that a barnacle-encrusted airplane wing fragment came from Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, which disappeared more than a year ago with 239 people aboard.

Winds from an extremely powerful cyclone that blew through the Pacific's Vanuatu archipelago were beginning to subside Saturday, revealing widespread destruction and unconfirmed reports of dozens of deaths.