Regulators in Massachusetts claim Robinhood Financial targets and manipulates inexperienced investors and has failed to prevent costly outages on its popular stock trading platform.

In an administrative complaint filed Wednesday by Secretary of the Commonwealth William Galvin, the state alleges that Robinhood violated securities laws by aggressively marketing itself to Massachusetts investors “without regard for the best interest of its customers," while also failing to maintain a properly working platform as its number of users exploded.

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‘A legal first’: B.C. man accused of dangerous driving for sleeping in self-driving, speeding Tesla

Tesla as it sped south on Highway 2 between Edmonton and Calgary this past summer.Court records indicate Leran Cai, 20, had a first court appearance in Ponoka Provincial Court on Dec. 11.On top of the criminal charge, Cai is accused of speeding and RCMP said he also received a 24-hour licence suspension for fatigue in connection with the alleged July 9 incident, in which drivers and police noticed a 2019 Tesla Model S operating with no driver in sight.Witnesses claim the man behind the wheel and his passenger were asleep with their seats fully reclined, as their Tesla travelled up to 150 km/h on the freeway near Ponoka, which is about 100 kilometres south of Edmonton and 200 kilometres north of Calgary.

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B.C. man accused of dangerous driving for sleeping in self-driving, speeding Tesla

A B.C. man has been charged with dangerous driving in Alberta after he was allegedly caught sleeping in a speeding, self-driving Tesla in what Canadian legal experts are calling an unprecedented case. Kristen Robinson reports.

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Premier Jason Kenney confident 2021 will bring an economic rebound

For thousands of families, the Christmas season brings with it economic uncertainty. The COVID-19 pandemic has affected Alberta’s economy in a way not seen in decades.

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B.C. customer concerned vacation rental’s refund policy created pressure to travel

British Columbia imposes province-wide travel restrictions Maegan Scheiber said the cancellation policy at a vacation rental business in Revelstoke left her feeling pressured to travel despite travel restrictions.Scheiber said in early November she booked a Revelstoke vacation for a group of family and friends scheduled for mid-December.However, the province ramped up public health advice, telling people not to travel for non-essential reasons province-wide, and a community COVID-19 cluster was identified in Revelstoke.She decided the responsible thing to do was to cancel their vacation rental booking.“Because our cancellation was too late for their cancellation policy, they told us that we can have credit but we couldn’t have a refund,”

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Florida teacher accused of insulting students suspended

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. – A South Florida middle school teacher accused of regularly insulting her students, often about their nationality or intelligence, has had her educator license suspended for six months by Florida education officials.The school district in Palm Beach County had moved to fire Susan Oyer in March, but her termination was never approved by the school board. Instead, she reached a settlement with the state Department of Education in which her license was suspended for six months, according to The Palm Beach Post.Records show Oyer, who taught at Boca Raton Middle School, is no longer employed by the school district.

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Prince William And Kate Accused Of Flouting UK Lockdown Rules, Source Speaks Out

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have been accused of breaking the UK ‘rule of six’ restrictions during a meet-up with Prince Edward and his family at Sandringham Estate on Sunday night.

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1st court appearance for man accused of 1988 murder of 9-year-old Michaela Garecht

HAYWARD, Calif. - The man charged with kidnapping and murdering a 9-year-old girl outside a Hayward grocery in a case that captured the nation's attention is scheduled to make his first court appearance on Tuesday, 32 years after the disappearance of Michaela Garecht. David Misch, 59, did not enter a plea. Through his attorney, Ernie Castillo, Misch waived his right to hear the charges read to him, and his next court date was scheduled for Jan.

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Florida women’s prison staff accused of raping inmates, other ‘disturbing’ abuses, DOJ investigation finds

OCALA, Fla. – A women’s prison in Ocala has shown a long-standing pattern of abusing inmates, including rape and other sexual abuse by staff, but the Department of Corrections has failed to protect Lowell inmates for more than a decade, a U.S. Department of Justice investigation found.The Lowell Correctional Institution in Ocala is Florida’s oldest and largest women’s prison with more than 1,450 inmates overseen by Warden Stephen Rossiter, according to the DOC.

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Kate Middleton and Prince William Have Been Accused of Breaking Lockdown Rules

Kate Middleton and Prince William have been accused of breaking UK lockdown rules, after they were photographed on an outdoor walk with Prince Edward and Sophie, Countess of Wessex's family. Kate, William, and children Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, along with Edward, Sophie, and children Lady Louise and James, Viscount Severn, were spotted visiting the Luminate attraction, an illuminated woodland trail, on the Queen's Sandringham Estate in Norfolk on Sunday.In photos published by the Daily Mail, the royals can be seen walking the trail as a group of nine.

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European stocks rebound from rout

European stock markets rebounded slightly Tuesday from the previous session's sharp falls triggered by escalating virus fears.Asian stock markets retreated however, with investors catching up with Monday's slide across Europe, and the Dow Jones index also slipped as trading got underway in New York.The dollar rose however after US lawmakers, as expected, agreed on a massive financial stimulus package.The pound and oil prices, which slumped Monday on UK virus and Brexit fears, retreated once more but their losses were less pronounced."Fears in relation to the new strain of the coronavirus have faded a little and so have some of the concerns that the UK could suffer a prolonged period of isolation," noted David Madden, analyst at CMC Markets

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Prince William and Kate Middleton ‘accused of breaking rule of six’ during family outing at Sandringham

Prince William and Kate Middleton have ben accused of inadvertently breaking the rule of six after seeing Prince Edward and his family at Sandringham.The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, both 38, are said to have “mingled” with Prince Edward and his wife Sophie as well as their children Lady Louise Windsor, 17, and 13-year-old James Viscount Severn at a public attraction along with their three children. Prince William, Kate and their three children Prince George, seven, Princess Charlotte, five, and two year old Prince Louis, who recently posed in a photo for their Christmas card, visited public attraction Luminate, which is a Christmas-themed woodland walk at the Queen’s Norfolk residence.

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Kate Middleton and Prince William accused of 'breaking rule of six' on Christmas outing

Kate Middleton and Prince William were with their three children, Prince George, seven, Princess Charlotte, five, and Prince Louis, two, when they mingled with Prince Edward's family. William's uncle, his wife Sophie, and their children Lady Louise Windsor, 17, and James Viscount Severn, 13, were visiting Luminate on Sunday evening.

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Avoid risky trades in either direction, say analysts as Sensex slides again

Sensex plunged 1,406.73 points or 3%, its biggest single-day fall since May 4. Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) turned net sellers in the capital market on Monday as they sold shares worth ₹323.55 crore on a net basis."This correction seems more like a typical bull market correction, which could continue to be there for a while.

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Dozens of West Point cadets accused of cheating on exam

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Kate and William accused of inadvertently breaking 'Rule of Six' with fellow royals

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have been accused of inadvertently breaking coronavirus rules after being pictured with Prince Edward and his family at a public attraction.

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Prince William and Kate Middleton accused of breaking COVID rules AGAIN!

And now it appears the Cambridges have ruffled some more feathers, after disgruntled fans accused the couple of again breaking the UK’s strict COVID travel restrictions.

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Couple accused of exploiting elderly man, abandoning him after selling his home

VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. – A husband and wife exploited the man’s elderly father, stole more than $186,000 from him, and abandoned him in Deltona after they sold his home and moved back to Arizona, according to the Volusia County Sheriff’s Office.Deputies said Javier Dross, 62, and Lydia Dross, 57, moved to Florida in May 2019 to live with Javier Dross’s 87-year-old father after his mother died.

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Delaware County man accused of casting dead mother's ballot

PHILADELPHIA - A Delaware County man is facing charges of unlawful voting and perjury after prosecutors say he illegally voted for a dead family member in the General Election.Delaware County District Attorney Jack Stollsteimer said during a news conference Monday that Bruce Bartman, 70, of Marple, voted in place of his dead mother. He also said Bartman registered his mother-in-law, who died in 2019, to vote but did not obtain an absentee ballot for her.Court documents did not list an attorney for Bartman and phone calls to a phone number listed in his name were not answered Monday.

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House panel accuses Trump appointees of attacking CDC coronavirus reports

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Plan to map oil in Alaska’s Arctic refuge ignores environmental risks, critics say

Warren CornwallA plan to crisscross parts of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge with earth-shaking machines that help map underground oil formations is drawing criticism from scientists who study the remote Alaskan wilderness.Two federal agencies in recent weeks have issued preliminary decisions concluding that the work, which will span 1400 square kilometers, poses no significant risk to the landscape or animals living there, including federally protected polar bears.

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Former Neskantaga contractor accused of cutting corners in other First Nations

First Nation, along the eastern shore of Georgian Bay, about 250 kilometres north of Toronto.“You have to be on them every step of the way,” said Gee, who was the contract administrator on the project. “You can’t leave them on their own.”Today, this plant is among seven First Nations water and wastewater infrastructure projects in two provinces, funded by the federal government, that have all involved work by KCL, an Ontario-based firm.Indigenous Services Canada says that the federal department has supplied $90 million in funding for the seven projects.

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Katie Price accused of flouting quarantine with Junior at home 48 hours after Turkey trip

Katie Price has been accused of flouting quarantine rules after Junior was pictured at her home in a social media post that she shared 48 hours after returning from Turkey.

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Molly-Mae Hague defends trip to Maldives after being accused of breaking Tier rules

direct to your inboxMolly-Mae Hague has been forced to defends her trip to Maldives after trolls accused her of breaking Tier rules.The former Love Island star is currently on holiday with boyfriend Tommy Fury and has been sharing snaps from the trip on social media.But Molly-Mae, 21, has been targeted by some angry followers for going away during the pandemic and following the Tier 4 announcement and Christmas changes. But the social media influencer has spoken out and said she has not broken any coronavirus rules.

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Tesla drops 4.5% in 1st day of trading on the S&P 500 Index

Tesla Inc. shares fell 4.5% in premarket trading on Monday as the electric vehicle maker marks its trading debut on the S&P 500 Index.Its shares have catapulted 731% this year in anticipation of the historic inclusion, making it the biggest company ever to be added to the benchmark.

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Government to refund train and coach tickets for cancelled Christmas bubble plans

The Government will refund train tickets bought for cancelled Christmas bubble plans.

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All the airlines that will refund Tier 4 passengers as Christmas plans left in tatters

On Saturday Boris Johnson announced London and parts of the south east will be placed into a tougher new Tier 4 to tackle the spread of coronavirus.

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Prepare to ring in a year of hope tempered by two risks

Inflation is the first risk likely to shake up 2021. Globally, opinion is divided in the absence of household consumption growth, given the pandemic’s impact on jobs and incomes, but is equally wary of how the continuing accommodative policies of central banks will play out.

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Rita Ora risks backlash by filming music video inside controversial Soviet Union 'communist UFO'

Rita Ora has risked controversy once more by deciding to film her latest music video inside a building built to honour communism and the Soviet Union.

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Trump downplays Russia in first comments on hacking campaign

WASHINGTON – Contradicting his secretary of state and other top officials, President Donald Trump suggested without evidence that China — not Russia — may be behind the cyber espionage operation against the United States and tried to minimize its impact.In his first comments on the breach, Trump scoffed at the focus on the Kremlin and downplayed the intrusions, which the nation’s cybersecurity agency has warned posed a “grave” risk to government and private networks.“The Cyber Hack is far greater in the Fake News Media than in actuality. I have been fully briefed and everything is well under control,” Trump tweeted Saturday.

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Survey seeks input on how TransLink can rebound from declining COVID-19 ridership

University of Alberta researchers and TransLink are surveying public transit users in Metro Vancouver to understand how perceptions around safety and crowding are changing through the pandemic, and what it will take to get people back on board.

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Donald Trump downplays Russia in first comments on cyberattack

cybersecurity agency has warned posed a "grave" risk to government and private networks."The Cyber Hack is far greater in the Fake News Media than in actuality. I have been fully briefed and everything is well under control," Trump tweeted.

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Study probing whether and how TransLink can rebound from COVID-19 ridership woes

want to hear from the public about what it will take to get them back on transit.Around this time last year, the transit agency was smashing ridership records.TransLink recorded more than 41 million boardings in October 2019. That’s all changed under the COVID-19 pandemic — in September, it recorded just 16.5 million boardings.

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Trump contradicts Pompeo, downplays U.S. cyberattack

President Donald Trump walks from Marine One after arriving on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington, D.C., Oct. 1, 2020.

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Video of arrest at Calgary community rink results in accusations of police ‘going overboard’

A caught-on-tape encounter at a southwest Calgary rink is highlighting the stress and frustration around COVID-19. Police and bylaw officers came to disperse a group of young people they say were disobeying the regulations.

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Police looking for teen accused of shooting woman at ‘Light-Up’ Eustis

LAKE COUNTY, Fla. – Officers with the Eustis Police Department said they are looking for a 17-year-old accused of shooting a woman at “Light-Up” Eustis.Investigators said the victim was not the intended target. Brycen Jacobe Williams is facing an aggravated battery with a deadly weapon charge.A warrant has been issued for Williams, this charge is a felony.A woman was rushed to the hospital after a shooting on Nov.

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Vanessa Bryant’s Mom Insists She Was ‘Wronged’ After Daughter Denies Lawsuit Accusations: ‘I’m Hurt’

The legal battle between Vanessa Bryant and her mother, Sofia Laine, is getting messy. Vanessa accused Sofia of making “false and absurd” claims about her in a lawsuit, which was filed on Dec. 16. Now, Sofia is clapping back with some harsh words about her daughter. To start her statement, Sofia insisted that she never intended to “air [her] family’s grievances in public.” She claimed that she hoped the lawsuit would play out in the courts, and that it was “Vanessa’s own doing” that things went public.

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California woman accused of claiming $21,000 in unemployment benefits under Dianne Feinstein's name

A California woman has been accused of claiming $21,000 in coronavirus unemployment benefits under Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein's name, according to Politico.

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Danielle Lloyd slammed by fans as she’s accused of breaking Tier 3 coronavirus rules with her 37th birthday party

DANIELLE Lloyd is in hot water for seemingly breaking coronavirus rules to party with friends on her 37th birthday. The WAG hired a stretch Hummer for her and three of her best mates to drive around singing karaoke after enjoying a lavish dinner.

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IOC accused of ignoring human rights for 2022 Beijing Games

sent an open letter to IOC President Thomas Bach and IOC member Juan Antonio Samaranch Jr., who oversees preparations for the Beijing Games. Obtained by The Associated Press, the letter says the IOC has “turned a blind eye to the widespread and systematic human rights violations being committed by the Chinese authorities.” Rights advocates are asking to see evidence — which the IOC says it has received — that China will abide by human rights commitments that it made when it was awarded the games in 2015.

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Covid-19 pandemic risks a lost generation in India as digital divide widens

internet.“The school is now saying, ‘Come and attend class,’ but we don’t want to take the risk," said Rekha Devi, a domestic helper near New Delhi. “Unlike rich people, we don’t have the option of online classes.

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Princess Beatrice Responds After Being Accused Of Breaking Coronavirus Rules

Princess Beatrice has responded to claims she broke London, U.K., lockdown restrictions by dining in a fancy restaurant with a group of people last week.

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South Florida man accused of throwing baby out of window, stabbing infant's mother

(Broward Sheriff's Office) FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - Police in South Florida have arrested a man accused of throwing his baby out of a window and stabbing the infant's mother.Investigators said the incident happened Saturday at a home in the Fort Lauderdale area.According to WSVN, the victim told police she was sleeping when 29-year-old Pierre Gabriel Francois angrily came into the room and began hitting the walls.]RELATED: Florida burglar climbing into home killed by falling window, sheriff saysThe arrest report said he then pulled out a 2x4 piece of wood and began beating her.The victim said he then pulled out a knife and the last thing she saw was him throwing their 1-year-old baby through the window.AdvertisementThe Sun-Sentinel reports

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Canada’s public transit looks to rebound amid coronavirus pandemic

COVID-19 pandemic has led to massive declines in public transit ridership across Canada, yet many cities decided to maintain service levels this year, while others even chose to expand.Not long after the global health crisis reached Canada, rates of public transit use across the country dropped by about 85 per cent, according to prof. Matti Siemiatycki of University of Toronto’s geography and planning department.The transportation policy expert said there were fears transit agencies in Canada would have to make drastic service cuts.

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B.C. First Nations leader rejects ‘cultural appropriation’ accusation against Vancouver Canucks’ logo

A leading First Nations leader in B.C. says he has no problem with the Vancouver Canucks’ orca logo, despite a new accusation that it’s another example of cultural appropriation. Grace Ke reports.

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Braunwyn Windham-Burke rips Kelly Dodd after mental health accusation

who recently came out as gay, of using alcoholism for a "storyline," as the mother of seven revealed her struggle in the premiere episode of the current "RHOC" season."If I was going to do something just for 'storyline' I would of picked something easier, being sober in this toxic environment ain't easy….to have someone diminish the struggle is low," Braunwyn tweeted last week.

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Birth on a riverbank: Woman's ordeal shows risks at border

HOUSTON – The Honduran woman walked alone through the dark brush of the South Texas borderlands after being pushed across a nearby river in a tire. Her labor pains were getting worse.

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Former members accuse Kingston, Ont., church of ‘brainwashing’ through threats of ‘curses’

Third Day Worship Centre, a non-denominational Christian church in Kingston, Ont., are speaking out, with some claiming they were “brainwashed” and afraid of being “cursed” if they didn’t give the church their time and money.Third Day is a well-known church in Kingston. The city’s current mayor, Bryan Paterson, was a member for almost two decades.

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