Jan. 27
– It was revealed that Kobe Bryant’s helicopter had special clearance to fly despite the fog.
– Prince Andrew was accused of not cooperating in the Jeffery Epstein investigation.
– A massive dock fire in Alabama killed eight people and destroyed 35 boats.
– Survivors of the Auschwitz concentration camp returned on the 75th anniversary of liberation.
Jan. 28
– The National Transport Safety Board began searching for answers in the helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant.
– Some workers and schoolchildren took cover in Miami when they felt the aftershocks of a Caribbean earthquake.
Jan. 29
– It was revealed that Kobe Bryant’s helicopter lacked a warning system.
– The FDA told hand sanitizer company Purell to stop claiming it prevents the Flu/Ebola.
Jan. 30
– Kobe Bryant’s wife, Vanessa, broke her silence three days after the accident that killed her husband and 13-year old daughter.
– The World Health Organization declared the coronavirus a global emergency.
– The family whose Ring camera was hacked filed a lawsuit against the company after a hacker terrorized them.
Jan. 31
– U.S. airlines suspended all flights to mainland China due to the coronavirus.
– In the impeachment trial against President Trump, the Senate voted against calling witnesses.
– The FDA approved the first treatment for child peanut allergies.
Feb. 1
– The first case of the coronavirus on the East Coast was identified in Massachusetts.
Feb. 2
– In response to the continued spread of the coronavirus, the U.S. released new travel restrictions on anyone who has been to China.
– Victoria’s Secret is under fire after new allegations of sexual harassment by top executives were uncovered in a New York Times report.