Cruise Law News reports that on February 17, 2026, law enforcement officials arrested a 29-year-old passenger, Basilios Grayeb, aboard the Royal Caribbean’s Freedom of the Seas at PortMiami. The arrest followed a “suspicious activity report” regarding the purchase of child Read More …
A recent study conducted by QR Code Generator has examined the prevalence of shoplifting across the United States, utilizing data from the FBI’s Crime Data Explorer. The research assessed the number of incidents over a 12-month period and compared them Read More …
The United States is experiencing a concerning resurgence of Mpox (monkeypox) cases in 2025, marked by the spread of the more severe Clade I strain. This variant carries a higher fatality rate, ranging from 1% to 10%, compared to the Read More …
A recent study by Overnight Glasses ranked U.S. states based on their proneness to sickness using a multi-factor approach. The analysis combined health-related and environmental factors, including flu activity levels, air quality index (AQI), asthma rates, and sickness-related online searches. A composite score for each Read More …
Man Overboard (MOB) technology for cruise ships saves lives While traditional safety measures focus on onboard hazards, MOB incidents pose a significant risk to passengers who fall overboard. The Scope of the Problem: Challenges with Current Solutions: The Need for Read More …