The case of Nathan Carman, a Vermont man who was accused of murdering his mother off the Rhode Island coast in 2016, is returning to television on "20/20" this week. The true crime investigation ...

Carman's aunts chose to attend his funeral, even though they believed he murdered both their father and their sister. "Nathan should be remembered as a troubled soul," Gallagher told "20/20." ...

The fate of Nathan Carman, the murder of Linda Carman, and the earlier murder of real-estate tycoon John Chakalos will all be the focus of 20/20's upcoming episode, set to premiere on Friday ...

NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — The case involving Nathan Carman, a Middletown, Connecticut, native who was accused of killing his mother off the Rhode Island coast in 2016, is being featured in ABC ...

Sen. Cory Booker's marathon speech against President Trump's economic and social policies set a new record Tuesday night, as Booker, a Democrat, held the floor and spoke for more than 25 hours.

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A federal judge on Wednesday formally dismissed the corruption case against New York City Mayor Eric Adams, granting the controversial request from the Justice Department that generated a public ...

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