Breaking: A top secret U.S. Navy detection system designed to spot enemy submarines first heard the Titan submersible implosion days ago
The U.S. Coast Guard on Thursday said all five passengers aboard a missing submersible were believed to be dead after a remote vehicle found debris near the Titanic shipwreck. Photo: OceanGate Expeditions/AFP/Getty Images
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