Charlie Javice and Olivier Amar have been found guilty of defrauding JPMorgan Chase by exaggerating customer numbers of their startup, Frank. They face decades in prison following their conviction for conspiracy, bank fraud, and wire fraud, with sentencing set for July 23.
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Luigi Mangione, accused of assassinating UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, faces federal charges following pressure from health insurance industry leaders seeking a strong deterrent against copycat attacks. This move superseded Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg's case, shocking Mangione's defense team. The federal case potentially carries the death penalty and avoids the controversial terrorism enhancement in Bragg's indictment.
​The mysterious disappearance of Sudiksha Konanki in the Dominican Republic came to a heartbreaking conclusion with Konanki's parents urging the DR officials to declare her officially dead so that they could move on with their lives, grieve and respect the memories of Konanki. ​Konanki's parents now believe Joshua Riibe, who was last seen with Konanki, was not involved in any foul play.
Attorney General Letitia James released footage showing correction officers beating inmate Robert Brooks at Marcy Correctional Facility, resulting in his death. The incident is under investigation, with 13 staff members suspended. State corrections commissioner Daniel Martuscello III condemned the act, and criminal charges are demanded. Increased security is in place due to potential unrest.
"In the last Congress chairwoman Greene (Marjorie Taylor Greene) literally showed a d** pic... So I thought I'd bring one as well. (shows the photo of Elon Musk) Now, this of course we know is President Elon Musk. He's also the world's richest man. He's the biggest political donor in the last election," democrat leader Robert Garcia (D-CA) said.
While speaking to the press aboard Air Force One, President Donald Trump dismissed a HuffPost reporter's question by mocking the outlet, suggesting he thought it had shut down. The reporter was inquiring about Vice President Vance’s controversial statements regarding judicial authority over executive powers.
Saturday Night Live satirized the arrest of Luigi Mangione, accused of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, highlighting his unexpected online popularity. The sketch explored public frustration with the US healthcare system, referencing Mangione's manifesto and the ensuing social media discussions about insurance woes. UnitedHealth Group CEO acknowledged the system's flaws amidst the controversy.
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba deems US President Donald Trump's tariffs on Japanese goods a national crisis. Ishiba has called for cross-party discussions to mitigate the tariffs' impact on Japan's economy and ensure compliance with international trade agreements. The Nikkei 225 witnessed a significant decrease reflecting market concerns.
Iowa has removed gender identity protections from its civil rights code, making it the first state to do so. The law, signed by Governor Kim Reynolds, takes effect on July 1 and has ignited opposition from LGBTQ+ advocates concerned about potential discrimination and legal challenges.
Hundreds of Londoners stripped down to their underwear for the annual 'No Trousers Tube Ride,' bringing amusement and levity to the city's winter doldrums. Originating in New York in 2002, the event reached London in 2009 and has since become a fixture, promoting humour and body positivity while entertaining unsuspecting commuters.