Alex Kearns died thinking he owed hundreds of thousands for stock market losses on Robinhood. His parents are set to sue over his suicide. - All news |
- Alex Kearns died thinking he owed hundreds of thousands for stock market losses on Robinhood. His parents are set to sue over his suicide.
- Uighurs: 'Credible case' China carrying out genocide
- Tesla buys $1.5 billion in bitcoin, plans to accept it as payment
- Tom Brady wins his 7th Super Bowl in his first year with the Buccaneers at age 43
- Rep. Ron Wright of Texas dies of Covid
- Afghan pilot reputed for saving US lives reapplies for asylum after being approved and later rejected
- King Street Bar Employee Shot by Patron who was Upset Over 11 pm Curfew Due to Pandemic
- Philly cop charged with DUI after crashing into a house, injuring two occupants and killing a dog
- N.Y.P.D. Officer Accused in Plot to Kill Husband Will Plead Guilty
- Man killed after cannon explodes at baby shower
- Pope moves ahead with plans to meet Shiite leader in Iraq
- Elon Musk puts up $100 million for global carbon reduction competition
- Hyundai, Kia say Apple car deal now off, see $8.5 billion wiped off market value
- Utah parents drop Black history curriculum opt out request
- Japanese mostly opposed to Tokyo Olympics this summer
- 3 found shot dead in Dallas after SWAT standoff
- Drone successfully delivers at-home COVID-19 test in Northern Nevada
- 4 skiers dead, 4 rescued after avalanche in Utah backcountry
- Martial law was declared in parts of Myanmar's second-largest city Mandalay on Monday (Feb 8), after hundreds of thousands rallied across the country against the coup and the military issued a stern warning against further protests.
- Facebook vowed to crack down on Covid-19 vaccine misinformation but misleading posts remain easy to find
- Despite dip in Covid-19 cases, expert says US is in the 'eye of the hurricane' as variants spread
- After Officer’s Racist Post, New York’s Top Judge Demands ‘Zero Tolerance’
- Internet access restored as Myanmar coup protests grow
- Palestinians launch postcodes in assertion of sovereignty
- Sheriff’s office breaks up illegal Brooklyn party with 200+ maskless attendees
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