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ings that indicate a Covid-19 scam." Biggest Blowups Among Financial Funds Detailed. Reuters (3/29) reports that "financial institutions Nomura and Credit Suisse faced billions of dollars in losses after a highly leveraged U.S. investment fund called Archegos Capital defaulted on margin calls, triggering a f

Arrested While Wearing "I Was There" T-shirt. • Kentucky Man Charged With Participating In Capitol Riot. • At least 17 Ohioans Facing Charges In US Capitol Siege. • Florida Man Arrested In Connection To Capitol Riot Seeks Release Due To Risk Of COVID. • Michigan Man Charged In Capitol Riot Will Fight For Bon

Trouble Vaccination Gender Gap Reveals Peril For Black Men Financial Times: India Airlifts Medical Supplies From Abroad As Covid 'Shakes Nation' Credit Suisse Shareholders Seek Removal Of Risk Chief After Twin Scandals How Draghi's Italy Became 'Model European' UK And European Banks Plan To Slash Business

rged In Capitol Riot Probe. • FBI Arrests Man Who Boasted On Dating App Of Storming Capitol. • Texas Couple Charged With Assaulting Officers During Capitol Siege. • CNN Examines "Under-The-Radar" Case In Capitol Siege Probe. • California Man Charged With Injuring Officer During Capitol Siege. • Third Proud

lawmakers to respond to what turned out to be disastrous trades by Archegos." The trades "sent the stock of ViacomCBS into a tailspin. By the time Credit Suisse and Nomura, two prime brokers of Archegos, announced early Monday that they faced losses that could be 'highly significant' to the banks, rival fir

emists." Additional coverage includes Newsweek (3/30, Palmer, 2.67M). Proud Boys Member Claims Music Party, Not Riot, Was Planned For Afternoon Of Capitol Siege. Reuters (3/30) reports Attorneys for Ethan "Rufio" Nordean, a prominent figure in the Proud Boys, argue that he planned a "carefree music party" t