All news on the topic: Suicide

A man from Canada accused of sending poison to individuals considering suicide worldwide is expected to plead guilty to several charges on Friday, concluding a case that has shocked the public.

On a beach in Fiji competing on "Survivor," the reality show that airs on CBS like "48 Hours," Joe Hunter’s grief over the death of his sister Joanna was fully expressed.

Officials have identified the individual who was fatally struck on a Denver airport runway on Friday as 41-year-old Michael Mott, who is believed to have died by suicide, the medical examiner stated Tuesday morning.

The state of Pennsylvania has filed a lawsuit against Character AI to prevent the artificial intelligence platform’s chatbots from impersonating licensed medical professionals and giving medical advice.

A former California Highway Police captain, who is accused of hiring a hitman to murder her husband, exhibited erratic behavior and lost weight prior to her partner’s murder, a court has been told.

A Florida man campaigning for Governor is facing criminal charges after allegedly attacking his elderly parents and making troubling statements to police, such as expressing a desire to die by suicide, authorities reported.

Florida officials are launching an investigation into OpenAI and its popular chatbot product, ChatGPT, partly due to its alleged involvement in helping plan a mass shooting at Florida State University last year.

Ex-governor of Kursk Region, Smirnov, testified in court that former regional head and later Transport Minister, Roman Starovoyt, received kickbacks totaling tens of millions of rubles from contractors involved in constructing fortification structures.

A 19-year-old migrant from Mexico died at a county jail in Florida that has been accommodating immigrant detainees, according to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

On March 9, 2026, the federal government announced it had filed a motion for leave to amend its civil forfeiture complaint concerning Michael J. Miske, a crime boss convicted in July 2024.

The New York City medical examiner who conducted Jeffrey Epstein’s autopsy initially hesitated to rule his death as a suicide, even though it was “pretty clear cut,” as disclosed by federal documents.

Forensic psychologist Dr. Tracy King, who reviewed the official findings surrounding Jeffrey Epstein’s death, has highlighted missing information and even labeled the incident as "cover-up compatible" due to what she describes as a "structurally compromised evidence record".

The U.S. House Ethics Committee has initiated an investigation into Representative Tony Gonzales, a Texas Republican involved in allegations of participating in a sexual relationship and favoritism with a former staffer who later died by suicide, the panel announced on Wednesday.

Google faced a lawsuit on Wednesday from the family of a Florida man who claimed that its Gemini AI chatbot, which he began to see as his "wife," led him to paranoia and eventually suicide.

An Alabama mother was holding her newborn baby in a hospital room when her husband shot her to death before taking his own life, in a tragic murder-suicide that has raised renewed concerns about hospital security.

A Russian tycoon who once referred to sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell as his “soulmate” was discovered dead in a luxury Moscow apartment on Monday, according to reports — just weeks after his name appeared in the Epstein files.

These days, you can’t go on social media without encountering outlandish conspiracy theories about the Epstein files. The posts have garnered millions of views. However, in the age of AI, it can be challenging to distinguish what’s real from what isn’t.

The estate of Jeffrey Epstein has consented to pay up to $35 million to settle a class action lawsuit. This lawsuit accused two of the disgraced financier’s advisors of assisting in his sex trafficking of young women and teenage girls, as stated in a court filing on Thursday.