Four US Navy sailors charged with sex crimes involving a minor in their barracks

Sailors stationed at Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor in Washington allegedly committed sex crimes against a girl between the ages of 12 and 16 years, according to charge sheets. The alleged acts occurred in the sailors' barracks and were reported to investigators via an anonymous tip.

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Four US Navy sailors charged with sex crimes involving a minor in their barracks Sailors stationed at Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor in Washington allegedly committed sex crimes against a girl between the ages of 12 and 16 years, according to charge sheets. The alleged acts occurred in the sailors' barracks and were reported to investigators via an anonymous tip. Read More »

Lady Gaga fans might be writing fake reviews for 'Venom' in an effort to get people to go see 'A Star is Born' instead Lady Gaga fans are being accused of writing negative "Venom" reviews online to influence audiences to see her movie "A Star Is Born" instead. Both movies come to theaters this weekend. Read More »

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China has a history of playing chicken with the US military — sometimes these dangerous games end in disaster China challenged a US Navy destroyer to a showdown in the South China Sea Sunday, but this isn't the first time the Chinese military has decided to play chicken with US ships and planes. Here's four close encounters that could have ended in disaster and one deadly incident that did. Read More »

The first reactions to 'Venom' are in, and people are saying it's an unintentionally funny superhero movie with a bizarre Tom Hardy performance The first reactions to "Venom" are in after the movie's world premiere on Monday, and they paint a mixed picture for the latest superhero movie, which is either as bad as "Catwoman" or an entertaining buddy-cop movie, depending on who you ask. Read More »

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