The New York architect accused in a string of deaths known as the Gilgo Beach killings has been charged in the death of a seventh woman.

A federal judge has sentenced an American woman to 26 years in prison for helping to kill her mother at a luxury resort in Bali then stuffing her body into a suitcase.

Union workers at Mack Trucks are on strike after voting down a tentative five-year contract agreement that negotiators had reached with the company.

Italian health authorities are intensifying heat warnings as southern Europe enters a brutally hot week.

The television actor Allison Mack has been released from a California prison near San Francisco.

An American woman accused of helping to kill her mother and stuffing her body in a suitcase during a luxury vacation to Bali nine years ago has changed her plea to guilty.

An attorney for the Chicago woman facing federal conspiracy charges in the 2014 killing of her mother during a luxury vacation in Bali says she plans to plead guilty.

Growing up in Chicago, Broadway star Brittney Mack faithfully watched the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade on TV after fulfilling her own parade duties.

A Chicago woman who served more than seven years in an Indonesian prison for killing her mother at a luxury resort in Bali has been indicted on federal murder conspiracy charges and taken into custody.

An American woman convicted of helping to kill her mother on the Indonesian island of Bali and stuff the body into a suitcase has been deported to the United States.

An American woman convicted of helping to kill her mother on Indonesia’s tourist island of Bali has walked free from prison.

A Chicago woman convicted of assisting her boyfriend in her mother’s murder and stuffing the body in a suitcase on Indonesia’s resort island of Bali in 2014 is being released early from a 10-year prison sentence.

An attorney and an Indonesian official say a Chicago woman will be released from prison six years into a 10-year prison sentence for her role in the slaying of her mother, whose body was found stuffed into a suitcase on the island of Bali.

That meant he was tasked Thursday with cross-examining his own mother, Lawanda Mack, who was present at the time of the shooting. The day after the shooting, she talked with Goggins on the phone in front of police. She said Goggins, whom she calls "Ezell," told her on the phone that nobody was going to disrespect his mother. On Wednesday, Goggins cross-examined two women who he is accused of shooting, including Sanders' mother. The detective who questioned Mack the day after the shooting will take the stand Friday.

Since then, several TV projects -- from Lifetimes Escaping the NXIVM Cult to Voxs Netflix series Explained -- have shined a light on the cults practices and Macks involvement, while many more, including an HBO docuseries, are currently in production. In addition to Smallville, Mack made guest-starring appearances on FXs Wilfred and Foxs The Following. Allison Mack on 'Smallville' and 'Lost in Oz.' In July 2018, Salzman, her mother and other key NXIVM members were arrested for their respective involvement in the cult. RELATED CONTENT:Lifetime to Release Movie About NXIVM Cult -- See Who's Playing Keith Raniere and Allison MackInside the NXIVM Cult: 'Dynasty' Actress Catherine Oxenberg on Bringing Her Story to LifetimeWhat's the NXIVM Cult?

Now, one mother and former recruit, Dynasty actress Catherine Oxenberg, is bringing her true story of losing her daughter, India, to the cult and her long fight to rescue her from the clutches of Raniere to Lifetime. ET, Escaping the NXIVM Cult: A Mother's Fight to Save Her Daughter is based on Oxenbergs 2018 memoir, Captive: A Mother's Crusade to Save Her Daughter From a Terrifying Cult. Her StoryI didnt sign my daughter up for a sex cult, says Oxenberg, who holds herself accountable for what ultimately happened to India. Intending to help her daughter on her journey into adulthood, she inadvertently introduced India, then 19 years old, to NXIVM in 2011. Once almost killed me! (In the film, Oxenberg is portrayed by Andrea Roth while Jasper Parish plays India.

GAINSVILLE, Fla. - Police say a Florida woman intentionally rammed her van into the back of a tanker truck after failing to crash head-on in a suspected attempt to kill herself and her two young sons. Police say Mack started driving north in the southbound lane of U.S. 441 just north of the intersection with NW 53rd Avenue and attempted to ram a tanker truck head-on. The truck driver swerved, causing Mack's van to miss. Her van's airbags deployed and the van's engine caught fire, trapping Mack and her two children inside The tanker truck was not badly damaged. Officials said Mack told a friend that day that she was going to kill herself and her sons, explaining it was Gods will.Police said that Mack first tried to crash head-on, but the tanker truck driver swerved to avoid crashing.