Cruise ship companies are failing sexual assault victims, lawsuits seen by Business Insider show.
Experts told BI this is not a new issue, and that victims don’t get much support.
A lack of law enforcement and scarcity of trained staff are part of the problem, they said.
NEW LOOK Sign up to get the inside scoop on today’s biggest stories in markets, tech, and business — delivered daily. Read preview Loading Something is loading. Thanks for signing up! Access your favorite topics in a personalized feed while you’re on the go. download the app Email address Sign up By clicking “Sign Up”, you accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy . You can opt-out at any time.
Advertisement
In the early hours of February 9, 2023, the party at the Horizon Bar on the rear deck of the MSC Meraviglia was dying down.
Two women, however, approached the bartender and asked for one more drink, according to a lawsuit seen by Business Insider.
At first, the bartender, identified in the documents only as Ryan, told them that the bar was already closed — he was no longer serving alcohol.
But after some debate, Ryan changed his mind and motioned for one of the women to come to another bar in a “staff-only area” of the ship so that he could give her the promised drink.
Advertisement
What the lawsuit describes next was fast and violent — and in keeping with a growing number of passengers who say they were sexually assaulted at sea.
The bar was empty and as the woman stepped inside Ryan “overpowered” her and started “aggressively kissing her,” the lawsuit said.
In a panic, the unnamed woman tried to fight back, but Ryan “forcefully pushed her to the ground” and “aggressively forced his penis into her mouth,” it added. He then ejaculated “in her mouth, in her hair, on her face, on her legs and onto her clothing.”
MSC Cruises denied all the allegations in court, and the case was dismissed without prejudice in September.
Advertisement
A spokesperson for the company said in a statement to Business Insider: “The safety of our passengers and crew is our number one priority and we have a zero-tolerance policy towards any kind of assault against a passenger or crew member.
“Though we are unable to comment on an individual case, we have an uncompromising code of conduct for crew members and do not tolerate inappropriate behavior. We offer support to victims, comply with all regional requirements to report incidents to the appropriate authorities, and assist fully with their investigations.”
The woman’s lawyers did not respond to a request for comment from BI.
Guests on MSC Meraviglia gather by the pool as the sun sets and the ship prepares to take sail from Port Canaveral on Oct. 13, 2022. Patrick Connolly/Orlando Sentinel/Tribune News Service via Getty Images
Sexual assault is rife on cruise ships
The case is one of 11 lawsuits reviewed by BI, which were filed between 2014 and 2023, and reveal the extent of sexual assault allegations on cruise ships.
Advertisement
While the lawsuits differ, they contain the same accusation: that cruise operators appear to be more interested in covering their tracks than protecting or helping victims.
Some also claimed the way their reports were handled indicated that security officials on cruise ships are often not trained sufficiently to deal with them.
Sexual assault has been the most reported crime aboard major cruise lines since at least 2015, according to data provided by the US Department of Transportation .
Between 2015 and 2022, there have been more than 450 reported allegations of sex crimes on cruise ships including on Carnival, MSC, and Disney Cruise Line, the data shows. Experts told BI that the number is likely much higher because victims are usually too scared or embarrassed to come forward.
Advertisement
Carnival, MSC, and Disney Cruise Line did not respond to requests for comment about the figures.
Cases are also difficult to track because there is no independent law enforcement that can investigate such crimes at sea.
While some of the victims are crew members, most of them are passengers, according to the data. A third of them are minors, a congressional report found in 2013.
In one incident from 2019, a woman on Carnival Valor alleges she was raped by one cruise ship employee in a cabin, while another crew member “watched and guarded” the door. The lawsuit was dismissed in 2021.
Advertisement
Another 2014 lawsuit claimed that a woman on MS Carnival Sensation was attacked by a group of male passengers who “forced their way into the stateroom, and physically and sexually attacked, assaulted and battered, and raped” her.
The woman and Carnival reached a confidential settlement agreement in 2021.
“They will do anything to keep victims quiet”
Ross Klein, a professor at Memorial University of Newfoundland who tracks cruise crimes on his website CruiseJunkie.com. , told BI that companies want to cover up sexual assault allegations “as quickly as they can.”
“They will do anything to keep victims quiet,” he said. “They’ll try to give freebies, they’ll try to give a nicer cabin. They’ll do what they can to make a person feel better.”
Advertisement
The attempt to silence victims begins from the moment a report is made up until the courtroom — if victims even decide to take it that far, he added.
Cruise companies operating in and out of US ports are required to report crimes to the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI), as per the Cruise Vessel Security and Safety Act that was passed in 2010.
But under the law, the only type of sex crime that needs to be reported by companies is rape, and cruise ship operators often have the liberty to define whether or not a report can be classified as such, Klein said.
“Of course, they are very likely, in filling out that form for the FBI, to be consulting with their legal managers to be sure what they put down corresponds with what people on shore want them to put down,” Klein told BI.
Advertisement
“So whether or not a passenger believes they’ve been sexually assaulted is immaterial. The cruise line makes that determination for them,” he added.
Crime scene tape marks off the area near the Princess Cruises Grand Princess as it sits docked in the Port of Oakland in California, on March 10, 2020. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images
In December 2018, a 21-year-old woman alleged she was raped by a crew member while traveling on the Carnival Miracle in the Caribbean Sea.
The woman, identified only as Jane Doe in court documents seen by BI, was leaving a late-night comedy show when she was stopped by a crew member on top of a flight of stairs. She was then pulled into a nearby storage closet and raped, it said.
After telling a friend what happened, she went to report the crime. The 21-year-old was questioned by security and had to give a video statement in which she identified the alleged perpetrator.
Advertisement
She was taken to a medical facility where she was provided with a rape kit.
But while going for the examination she was “subjected to numerous episodes of humiliation,” the lawsuit said, because she had to walk through “dozens of passengers who were waiting to disembark the ship.”
“They were ogling her as she passed through them in just a T-shirt as she was not provided any fresh clothes to wear,” the lawsuit claimed.
The woman’s lawyer later also told BuzzFeed News that Carnival did not preserve the rape kit, which means it could not have been used as evidence during litigation.
Advertisement
The woman eventually followed up with Carnival staff to see if the employee had been fired or if any disciplinary action was taken, according to the lawsuit.
“They did not respond,” it added.
The company also refused to provide her with access to any CCTV footage showing her with the assailant, any witness statements that were completed at Carnival’s request, and her video statement, the lawsuit alleged.
Carnival told the Washington Post last year that the alleged assailant was fired from the cruise line but that he was never charged.
Advertisement
Carnival was the defendant in the lawsuit, and in July 2022, the Miami-based federal court returned more than $10.2 million in favor of the passenger.
In a statement to BI, a Carnival spokesperson said the company doesn’t comment on individual cases, but added: “While we recognize that even one incident is too many, allegations of major crimes on cruise ships are extremely rare.”
“In the unlikely event of a reported incident, our ships are equipped with security, medical staff, and facilities to handle and investigate alleged sexual assaults and provide immediate victim care services,” they added.
Carnival Conquest docked in Key West, Florida. Education Images/Universal Images Group via Getty Images
Poorly trained staff are part of the problem, Jim Walker , a maritime lawyer who has represented more than 2,500 cruise ship clients over the last 25 years, told BI.
Advertisement
Many fail to collect critical evidence for victims of sexual assaults on cruise ships, making it harder to prove anything, he said.
While most of the perpetrators are other cruise passengers, a number of them are also crew members.
Walker told BI that many of these companies also don’t vet their crew members. When he sues cruise ship companies and obtains the perpetrator’s employment files, he often finds that there is virtually no pre-employment investigation before hiring crew members, Walker said.
“The truth is, cruise companies don’t know much about the employees they hire,” he told BI. “They often rely on third parties to do that for them.”
Advertisement
Walker also said that he has been part of cases where a crew member of one cruise company was fired, only to be hired by another major company several months later.
“Most crew members are hard-working and honest individuals,” he said. “But the cruise lines have not come up with an effective system to weed out the very few who are criminals.”
“I don’t know how they sleep at night, I really don’t”
Jamie Barnett, from the organization International Cruise Victims (ICV), told BI that the behavior of cruise companies makes victims feel “lost and very isolated.”
“The companies have virtually silenced every victim that comes forward, which is why we don’t hear much about this problem,” she added. “And it’s not going away anytime soon.”
Advertisement
“I don’t know how they sleep at night, I really don’t,” she said.
Barnett credited Democratic Sen. Richard Blumenthal for being one of the only lawmakers in Congress who is pushing to bring about tougher restrictions, including establishing a hotline for people who report crimes while on a cruise and making it compulsory for cruise ships to notify the FBI within four hours of an alleged incident.
But passing these laws will take time, and victims are left mostly alone in the meantime, she added.
Cruise companies, she said, “will fight tooth and nail before they would roll over and not do what they needed to do, to keep the public from knowing.”
How Major Cruise Ship Companies Are Failing Victims of Sexual Assault
- Advertisment - 
Recent Comments
on College sports giants struggle to get a bailout from Congress as athletes push for employee status
on Johnny Knoxville Talks Jackass Stunts And How They Compare To Tom Cruise’s Mission: Impossible Work
on Napoli owner admits he ‘knew’ Victor Osimhen would end up at ‘Real Madrid, PSG or one English club’
on Lake Tahoe officials tackle overtourism with focus on management, not marketing; new fees may loom
on Massive $1,260,000,000 News Strikes Wrexham’s New League Days After Ryan Reynolds’ Side’s Promotion
on Florida athletic board bans transgender volleyball player from HS sports for a year, school fined
on Daniel Cormier joins the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame Class of 2024 alongside NFL legend Drew Brees
on Camilla Parker Bowles Revealed the ‘Nicest Thing’ She and Prince Charles Do When They Travel Is Free
on Ford Blue Cruise: US regulators investigate fatal crashes involving hands-free driving technology
on Carlos Sainz’s Soccer Fanboy Emerges as Spaniard Shares Defining Moment With This Real Madrid Legend
on Arsenal highlighted for spending 26 seconds taking corner v Everton – Sky Sports’ tweet backfires
on Inside the Michael Jordan ‘Air’ movie, plus why NFL, others are buying into the sports film industry
on As more abortion bans occur, many patients must travel hundreds of miles for care – or be stranded
on David and Victoria Beckham so ‘Charmed’ by Tom Cruise They Have His Photos on Display at Their Home
on Napoli owner admits he ‘knew’ Victor Osimhen would end up at ‘Real Madrid, PSG or one English club’
on Erdogan to attend Turkey-Netherlands Euro 2024 quarterfinal amid diplomatic row with host Germany
on Camilla Parker Bowles Revealed the ‘Nicest Thing’ She and Prince Charles Do When They Travel Is Free
on Ford Blue Cruise: US regulators investigate fatal crashes involving hands-free driving technology
on Gymnastics GOAT Simone Biles Poses With the First American Woman to Land Highly Distinguished Job
on NASA and SpaceX Crew-6 Mission: Experiments Could Reveal Extraterrestrial Travel’s Health Impacts
on Arsenal highlighted for spending 26 seconds taking corner v Everton – Sky Sports’ tweet backfires
on Britney Spears And Sam Asghari Both Seen Without Wedding Rings As Singer Vacations With Her Manager
on Southwest Airlines made $683 million in Q2, as a hectic summer travel season led to record revenue
on Georgia Senate passes sports betting bill, but odds dim with as constitutional amendment required
on Arsenal highlighted for spending 26 seconds taking corner v Everton – Sky Sports’ tweet backfires
on Devout athletes find strength in their faith. But practicing it and elite sports can pose hurdles
on Exercise Scientist Reveals an Unlikely Benefit of Using Creatine: “Many People Did Not See Coming”
on Southwest Airlines made $683 million in Q2, as a hectic summer travel season led to record revenue
on Hollywood Reporter: Tom Cruise negotiated with movie studios over AI before the actors strike began
on A weaker dollar, skyrocketing prices and ‘record’ visitor numbers: Good luck in Europe this summer
on “Completely Knocked Me Out”: Rob Lowe Recalls Boxing Match With Tom Cruise On 1983 Brat Pack Classic
on Joe Manchin and Tommy Tuberville introduce bill on name, image and likeness rules for college sports
on 2023 NBA playoffs: Scores, results, series schedules, times as Clippers steal Game 1, Nuggets cruise
on How Does Jack Nicklaus Travel? Exploring the Private Jets Owned by the ‘Golden Bear’ Over the Years
on Katherine Paprocka allegedly embezzled nearly $600k from school for family vacations, IVF treatment
on Napoli owner admits he ‘knew’ Victor Osimhen would end up at ‘Real Madrid, PSG or one English club’
on Not to be missed on Netflix is a romantic and light film that will make you travel through time
on Camilla Parker Bowles Revealed the ‘Nicest Thing’ She and Prince Charles Do When They Travel Is Free
on Mad Dog’s
on Angel Reese Launches Foundation Dedicated To Empowering Women Through Sports & Financial Literacy
on Billionaire Vince McMahon Once Spent a Whopping Amount of $175,000 For Brock Lesnar’s Convenience
on Joe Manchin and Tommy Tuberville introduce bill on name, image and likeness rules for college sports
on Cruise guest gets stuck on ‘claustrophobic’ water slide suspended over ocean: ‘That is super scary’
on Dave Portnoy: Taylor Swift’s security should ‘drag Kim Kardashian to jail’ if she attends Eras Tour
on EXCLUSIVE: Former KBM Crew Chief Makes Revelations About Kyle Busch but Keeps Hush About KBM Sale
on College basketball rankings: Virginia joins preseason Top 25 And 1, ready to contend for ACC title
on Drawing Comparisons to Stephen Curry, Stephen A. Smith Lauds Caitlin Clark for Achieving a Rare Feat
on CBS Sports, Serie A announce new TV rights deal; Paramount+ to air over 400 Italian soccer matches
on Inside Floyd Mayweather’s Lavish Lifestyle: A Look at His Stunning Car Collection and Private Jet
on A bearish options trade that pays off if hotel stocks start to feel a travel slowdown like airlines
on Johnny Knoxville Talks Jackass Stunts And How They Compare To Tom Cruise’s Mission: Impossible Work
on Braun Strowman Reportedly Set for WWE Return Abroad on Promotional Tour After 6 Months Out Injured
on Lake Tahoe officials tackle overtourism with focus on management, not marketing; new fees may loom
on Napoli owner admits he ‘knew’ Victor Osimhen would end up at ‘Real Madrid, PSG or one English club’
on CBS Sports, Serie A announce new TV rights deal; Paramount+ to air over 400 Italian soccer matches
on Camilla Parker Bowles Revealed the ‘Nicest Thing’ She and Prince Charles Do When They Travel Is Free
on Cruise guest gets stuck on ‘claustrophobic’ water slide suspended over ocean: ‘That is super scary’
on Devout athletes find strength in their faith. But practicing it and elite sports can pose hurdles
on ‘Pokémon Scarlet’ and ‘Violet’ Fan Theories Suggest Legendary Time Travel, Alternate Dimension Plot
on Cruise worker accused of stabbing woman and 2 security guards with scissors on ship headed to Alaska
on Can Tom Cruise Save The Box Office Again With Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning? An Investigation
on Can Tom Cruise Save The Box Office Again With Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning? An Investigation
on Can Tom Cruise Save The Box Office Again With Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning? An Investigation
on Johnny Knoxville Talks Jackass Stunts And How They Compare To Tom Cruise’s Mission: Impossible Work
on Napoli owner admits he ‘knew’ Victor Osimhen would end up at ‘Real Madrid, PSG or one English club’
on Camilla Parker Bowles Revealed the ‘Nicest Thing’ She and Prince Charles Do When They Travel Is Free
on CBS Sports, Serie A announce new TV rights deal; Paramount+ to air over 400 Italian soccer matches
on Can Tom Cruise Save The Box Office Again With Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning? An Investigation
on ‘1000-Lb. Sisters’ Tammy Slaton Is Still ‘Too Large’ to Fly in a Plane Despite All the Weight Loss
on Cruise worker accused of stabbing woman and 2 security guards with scissors on ship headed to Alaska
on ‘1000-Lb. Sisters’ Tammy Slaton Is Still ‘Too Large’ to Fly in a Plane Despite All the Weight Loss
on Johnny Knoxville Talks Jackass Stunts And How They Compare To Tom Cruise’s Mission: Impossible Work
on Napoli owner admits he ‘knew’ Victor Osimhen would end up at ‘Real Madrid, PSG or one English club’
on Quite Possibly The Most Elite Travel Credit Card One Can Have: What On Earth Is The Amex Centurion?
on Camilla Parker Bowles Revealed the ‘Nicest Thing’ She and Prince Charles Do When They Travel Is Free
on ‘1000-Lb. Sisters’ Tammy Slaton Is Still ‘Too Large’ to Fly in a Plane Despite All the Weight Loss
on Quite Possibly The Most Elite Travel Credit Card One Can Have: What On Earth Is The Amex Centurion?
on ‘1000-Lb. Sisters’ Tammy Slaton Is Still ‘Too Large’ to Fly in a Plane Despite All the Weight Loss
on Quite Possibly The Most Elite Travel Credit Card One Can Have: What On Earth Is The Amex Centurion?
on Camilla Parker Bowles Revealed the ‘Nicest Thing’ She and Prince Charles Do When They Travel Is Free
on ‘1000-Lb. Sisters’ Tammy Slaton Is Still ‘Too Large’ to Fly in a Plane Despite All the Weight Loss
on Dead Reckoning, a video shows the behind the scenes of the incredible upcoming film SparkChronicles
on Dallas Cowboys Will “Bring You Nothing But Bad Luck”, Sports Media Vet Warns Luka Doncic’s Mavericks
on ‘1000-Lb. Sisters’ Tammy Slaton Is Still ‘Too Large’ to Fly in a Plane Despite All the Weight Loss
on Lake Tahoe officials tackle overtourism with focus on management, not marketing; new fees may loom
on Erdogan to attend Turkey-Netherlands Euro 2024 quarterfinal amid diplomatic row with host Germany
on College sports giants struggle to get a bailout from Congress as athletes push for employee status
on Bryan’s Breakdown: Tracking high-impact winter storm late this week; bitter cold Christmas weekend
on Johnny Knoxville Talks Jackass Stunts And How They Compare To Tom Cruise’s Mission: Impossible Work
on Napoli owner admits he ‘knew’ Victor Osimhen would end up at ‘Real Madrid, PSG or one English club’
on Camilla Parker Bowles Revealed the ‘Nicest Thing’ She and Prince Charles Do When They Travel Is Free
on Can Tom Cruise Save The Box Office Again With Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning? An Investigation
on Gravitas Ventures Acquires North American Rights To Distribute Julia Camara Thriller ‘Stronghold ’
on 2024 College World Series: Jac Caglianone keeps Gators alive with homer despite short pitching start
on College basketball rankings: Kansas helps Big 12 lead conference race for most Top 100 And 1 players
on Ahead of big sports weekend, dispute with Disney leaves millions of cable subscribers in the dark
on ‘1000-Lb. Sisters’ Tammy Slaton Is Still ‘Too Large’ to Fly in a Plane Despite All the Weight Loss
on Boise State vs. Air Force live stream, odds, channel, prediction, how to watch on CBS Sports Network
on 2022 LIV Golf in Jeddah: Schedule, field of players, prize money, purse, live stream, watch online
on Can Tom Cruise Save The Box Office Again With Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning? An Investigation
on Erdogan to attend Turkey-Netherlands Euro 2024 quarterfinal amid diplomatic row with host Germany
on Ahead of big sports weekend, dispute with Disney leaves millions of cable subscribers in the dark
on A missile fired by Houthis strikes a US-owned vessel off Yemen in the Gulf of Aden, raising tensions
on Can Tom Cruise Save The Box Office Again With Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning? An Investigation
on “Bro Is Jogging”: Resurfaced Video of Usain Bolt’s 9.84 Seconds Run, Leaves Sports World in Denial
on Dave Portnoy: Taylor Swift’s security should ‘drag Kim Kardashian to jail’ if she attends Eras Tour
on CBS Sports, Serie A announce new TV rights deal; Paramount+ to air over 400 Italian soccer matches
on LIVALL Showcases Smart Helmets For Cyclists And Commuters At Pepcom Holiday Shopping Preview Event
on Can Tom Cruise Save The Box Office Again With Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning? An Investigation
on Mission: Impossible review: The new version makes it clear what these movies have always been about
on Can Tom Cruise Save The Box Office Again With Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning? An Investigation
on Disgraced sports doctor Larry Nassar stabbed multiple times at Florida federal prison: AP sources
on Lake Tahoe officials tackle overtourism with focus on management, not marketing; new fees may loom
on Can Tom Cruise Save The Box Office Again With Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning? An Investigation
on How The Other Half Fly: VistaJet Goes To Enviable Lengths To Make Air Travel Better For Your Body
on Following Exchange With Caitlin Clark At News Conference, Columnist Won’t Cover Indiana Fever Games
on Lake Tahoe officials tackle overtourism with focus on management, not marketing; new fees may loom
on Air Force vs. Utah State live stream, how to watch online, CBS Sports Network channel finder, odds
on Disney Cruise Line Announces New Fireworks Show and More Details About ‘Silver Anniversary at Sea’
on Dozens of boats cruise the Seine in a rehearsal for the Paris Olympics’ opening ceremony on July 26
on Southwest Airlines made $683 million in Q2, as a hectic summer travel season led to record revenue
on Cool classes on the Cape, a winter fest in Portland, and personal alarms for travel and daily life
on Friday’s preholiday travel breaks the record for the most airline travelers screened at US airports
on Lawyer Slams ‘Falsehoods’ About Katie Holmes as $400K Child Support from Tom Cruise Will End Soon
on Hollywood Reporter: Tom Cruise negotiated with movie studios over AI before the actors strike began
on Joe Manchin and Tommy Tuberville introduce bill on name, image and likeness rules for college sports
on Ford Blue Cruise: US regulators investigate fatal crashes involving hands-free driving technology
on ‘1000-Lb. Sisters’ Tammy Slaton Is Still ‘Too Large’ to Fly in a Plane Despite All the Weight Loss
on A heavy wave of Russian missile attacks pounds areas across Ukraine, killing at least 4 civilians
on Kate Middleton’s ‘Important Skill’ She’s Spent Years Perfecting Could Save the Monarchy, Expert Says
on New Orleans Saints: Team shredded over free agency decision that smacks of ‘roster mismanagement’
on Ford Blue Cruise: US regulators investigate fatal crashes involving hands-free driving technology
on Can Tom Cruise Save The Box Office Again With Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning? An Investigation
on How my Apple Watch proved the ultimate travel necessity when I spent a week halfway around the world
on ‘Best Intention’: Chris Kirk Has Absolute Trust in Jay Monahan and PGA Tour’s Widely Debated Model
on Yemen Houthi rebels fired an Iranian missile at Norwegian-flagged ship, debris analyzed by US shows
on Russian cruise and ballistic missiles kill 4 in Ukraine and Ukrainian rockets kill 2 in Russian city
on Mass outage affecting Windows hosts causes global travel chaos, hits financial, healthcare networks
on Top Gun: Maverick’s Director Reveals Which Scene From The Tom Cruise Sequel Was The Hardest To Film
on When Asked About Tropic Thunder 2, Robert Downey Jr. Makes A Good Point About Himself And Tom Cruise
on US soldiers drugged, kidnapped by Colombia crime ring led by man nicknamed ‘Harry Potter,’ DOJ says
on How Does Jack Nicklaus Travel? Exploring the Private Jets Owned by the ‘Golden Bear’ Over the Years
on Dead Reckoning, a video shows the behind the scenes of the incredible upcoming film SparkChronicles
on A heavy wave of Russian missile attacks pounds areas across Ukraine, killing at least 4 civilians
on CBS Sports announces Matt Ryan will join NFL studio show. Longtime analysts Simms and Esiason depart
on Despite strong Lunar New Year holiday data, consumer spending in China isn’t roaring back just yet
on Dangerously cold temps continue to blast much of the US, keeping schools closed and flights grounded
on Make NFL football office pool picks at CBS Sports, vie for guaranteed prizes during the 2023 season
on U.K. giving Ukraine long-range cruise missiles ahead of counteroffensive against Russia’s invasion
on Top Gun: Maverick’s Director Reveals Which Scene From The Tom Cruise Sequel Was The Hardest To Film
on Upcoming Apple iPad models hinted in code leak, including a new iPad Mini and M5 Pro sporting model
on Dozens of boats cruise the Seine in a rehearsal for the Paris Olympics’ opening ceremony on July 26
on If Tom Cruise Ever Gets A Theme Park, Here’s What Movies Should Get Their Own Rides And Attractions
on New threats closing in on college sports, including an antitrust lawsuit to force TV revenue sharing
on “Completely Knocked Me Out”: Rob Lowe Recalls Boxing Match With Tom Cruise On 1983 Brat Pack Classic
on World’s Busiest Airport: Which Airlines Operate The Most International Flights To & From Atlanta?
on A bearish options trade that pays off if hotel stocks start to feel a travel slowdown like airlines
on Erdogan to attend Turkey-Netherlands Euro 2024 quarterfinal amid diplomatic row with host Germany
on Donovan Mitchell will be extra motivated to carry the Cavaliers, plus other best bets for Tuesday
on Death toll from Ian, storm-caused flooding crosses 50 people; remnants to dissipate over Virginia