Thomas Kika

“It doesn't matter how many times you have failed,” Cuban said. “You only have to be right once.”

A report from a nonprofit group found there were more mass shooting casualties than days in 2019.

A lawsuit filed by two former lobbyists revealed a secret plan to buy Freddie Mac from government control hatched between 2016 and 2018.

The Anti-Defamation League has found that instances of white supremacist propaganda more than doubled in the U.S. last year.

In an apparently random attack, a Michigan man broke into a home last Thursday and stabbed an 11-year-old boy.

A lawsuit alleges vape company Juul purchased ads on websites popular with teens and children.

An Atlanta firefighter has been suspended for attempting to save an elderly woman from a burning building.

Kansas City authorities recovered more than 260 small animals from a duplex home after neighbors complained of the smell.

Three people died are dead and two are in custody after San Diego Sector Border Patrol agents responded to a call about a lost group that had crossed from Mexico illegally.

Workers at a U.S. base housing evacuees from Wuhan, China, say they face harassment from the public over coronavirus concerns.

A Louisiana man has pleaded guilty to setting black churches on fire in an attempt to gain notoriety as a Black Metal musician.

Police officers in Arkansas were shot and injured in an altercation with a suspect at a Walmart.

Authorities in New Hampshire have arrested a Maine man in the death of a woman at the headquarters of the Timberland Co.

The U.S. Justice Department has indicted four members of the Chinese military in the 2017 hack of Equifax.

Multiple agencies are working to comb the waters near Waimea Bay in Hawaii after three volunteer workers were swept to see by a rogue wave.

Roughly 14,000 infant carriers have been recalled due to strap issues that can result in falling hazards when in use.

The USDA has issued a recall for 270 pounds of beef stick snack products shipped across the Midwest due to labeling issues.

A British Airways flight has set the record for the fastest time from New York to London.

Disney CEO Bob Iger has apologized to the Berkeley elementary school that was fined for screening "The Lion King" at a fundraiser.

A record-setting high temperature was reportedly recorded recently on the Antarctic Peninsula.

Four mountain gorillas were found dead from apparent electrocution in a protected park in Uganda.

A Thai soldier has killed at least 20 in a bloody rampage through a major city and remains at large.

Finland has introduced a new policy that will offer equal paid leave to both parents of newborn children.

Nestle has made a significant move to up its stake in the maker of a major new drug meant to treat adolescent peanut allergies.

A couple that went missing near a hiking trail in California have been found dead a mile into the forest near Big Bear.

A New Jersey oral surgeon has been suspended from practicing for five years after his poor infection protocols led to the death of a patient and infected 14 others.

Disney has demanded one-third of the proceeds from an elementary school's fundraiser screening of the "Lion King" remake.

In the aftermath of the troubled Iowa Democratic caucus, Nevada democrats will no longer be utilizing the vote-reporting software at the heart of the controversy.

In a test for an automated future in the service industry, a pub in Japan has begun testing the country's first robotic bartender.