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US Cyber Games Welcomes TikTok as Founding Sponsor, Announces Coaching Team and Prepares for Oct. 5 Draft Day The inaugural US Cyber Games ™ is pleased to announce the addition of TikTok as a founding sponsor of the first US Cyber Games and Team. TikTok Chief Security Officer Roland Cloutier will also join the organization’s advisory board, which today announced the US Cyber Games coaching team and US Cyber Team Draft Day on Oct. 5 . “As a fast-growing global entertainment and technology company, TikTok is uniquely … The inaugural US Cyber Games ™ is pleased to announce the addition...

Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com. Democratic political donor Ed Buck was convicted Tuesday of two drug overdose deaths and injecting men with methamphetamine in exchange for sex, in what prosecutors said was a pattern of luring Black men into his Los Angeles area apartment as part of a sexual fetish. Buck, who contributed more than $500,000 to Democratic groups since 2000, was convicted on nine federal charges, including two counts of distribution of controlled substances resulting in death, in connection to the July 2017 death of Gemmel Moore an...

Ed Buck, 66, was found guilty Monday of nine felonies in the sex-for-drugs case  He was arrested in September 2019 following two deaths and multiple other overdoses Gemmel Moore, 26, was found dead of an overdose in Buck's West Hollywood apartment in 2017 Timothy Dean, 55, died 18 months later and Buck was finally arrested, pleading not guilty and claiming his victims were drug addicts A date has not been set for sentencing but he faces life in prison 

Tweet Nearly two years after he was arrested, Democratic Donor Ed Buck was convicted today of nine felonies which involved the overdose deaths of two men. According to the prosecution, Buck would lure black men into his home and then inject them with meth in exchange for sex. Two of the men died and a third, who testified at the trial, survived because he was able to walk to a nearby gas station to call for help: During the trial, Dane Brown testified that he had overdosed in Buck’s apartment twice in one week in September 2019. He told investigators he had been living in a hotel on Skid ...

Print this article Ed Buck, a Democratic donor accused of offering men drugs at his home in incidents that led to two overdose deaths, has been convicted on all counts. A Los Angeles Superior Court jury convicted Buck, 66, on nine felony counts, including two counts of distribution of controlled substances resulting in death. Prosecutors said Gemmel Moore, 26, and Timothy Dean, 55, died after ingesting methamphetamine provided by Buck at his West Hollywood apartment in 2017 and 2019, respectively. The verdict, reached in under five hours, means Buck may face life in prison. The two-week tria...