Mediaite / Colby Hall

Can Biden's Age Be Covered Without Being Ageist?
 

At the age of 80, President Joe Biden plans to run for re-election in 2024, challenging the media to cover his age fairly and without ageism amidst partisan mockery of his mental faculties.
 

The Hill / Al Weaver

Carlson's Fox News Exit Shakes Media & Politics
 

Tucker Carlson's sudden Fox News exit raises many questions about the network's future, GOP conservatism, and his own career, leaving a void in conservative media.
 

Hollywood Reporter / Alex Weprin

Don Lemon Out at CNN
 

Don Lemon was unexpectedly fired from CNN after 17 years, leaving questions about his successor on CNN Mornings; his departure follows controversial comments about Nikki Haley.
 

Politico / Jeff Greenfield

The Real Reason Trump Might Win the Nomination
 

It seems the GOP continues to support Trump as their preferred presidential candidate due to his strong connection with the white working class and policies, viewing him as the rightful president.
 

The New York Times / Hillary Clinton

Hillary: GOP Playing Into Hands of Putin and Xi
 

McCarthy threatens to not raise the debt ceiling, potentially causing a global financial crisis, while demanding cuts to essential services. Will this undermine the US’s credibility and play into rivals' hands?
 

ABC News / Andrew Dalton & Larry Neumeister

Marvin Gaye's Co-Writer to Ed Sheeran: "Let's Get It On"
 

A jury trial begins regarding a lawsuit filed by Ed Townsend's heirs, accusing Ed Sheeran of copyright infringement, alleging "Thinking Out Loud" mirrors Marvin Gaye's "Let's Get It On."
 

National Education Association

The State of Educator Pay in America
 

The NEA reports show decreased educator pay and insufficient investment in public schools and universities, amidst rising teacher turnover and nationwide educator shortages.
 

The Oregonian / Tom Hallman Jr.

Trucker's Chapel: Finding Solace on Oregon's Lonely Roads
 

Founded by former trucker Glenn Cope, the Trucker's Christian Chapels provides spiritual support and peace for long-haul truckers in over 100 truck stops across the US.
 

WSB-TV / Kate Brumbeck

Fulton DA to Decide on Georgia Election Charges This Summer
 

Prosecutor Fani Willis expects to announce charging decisions this summer in the investigation into Trump's potential election meddling in Georgia, urging heightened security.
 

The Guardian / Rachel Leingang

Republican Election Denier Expelled From AZ House
 

Arizona Rep. Liz Harris was expelled by colleagues after inviting a conspiracy theorist to a committee hearing who accused elected officials of unproven corruption and bribery; the vote was 46-13.
 

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CBS News / Graham Kates

Carroll Case Against Trump Starts Tuesday
 

Jury selection begins in a civil trial for E. Jean Carroll's lawsuit against Donald Trump, alleging rape in the 1990s and defamation following her 2019 public accusation, under New York's Adult Survivors Act.
 

Deadline / Greg Evans

Parkinson's Disease Ends Richard Lewis' Stand-Up
 

In a video posted to social media, comedian Richard Lewis announced he had Parkinson's disease and will no longer perform stand-up comedy after 50 years but continue to write and act when possible.
 

Daily Mail / Ruth Bashinsky

Idaho Murders: Defense Claims Roommate Has 'Exculpatory' Evidence
 

A defense investigator claims survivor Bethany Funke has exculpatory evidence in the Bryan Kohberger murder trial, potentially exonerating the accused of killing four roommates.
 

The Montana Standard

Global Military Spending Hits Record $2.24T
 

According to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, global military spending reached a record $2.24 trillion, with Europe's expenditure increasing by 13% from Russian and Ukrainian spending.
 

NBC News / Daniel Arkin

CNBC Anchor Hadley Gamble Sues for Sexual Harassment
 

Gamble has accused ex-NBCUniversal CEO Jeff Shell of sexual harassment and discrimination, leading to his immediate departure following an outside legal counsel investigation into his conduct.
 

Star Tribune / Paul Walsh

MN Officer in Daunte Wright Shooting Released
 

Ex-police officer Kim Potter was released early from prison after serving 16 months of her two-year sentence for fatally shooting Daunte Wright; she now faces supervised release in Wisconsin.
 

The Mercury News

U.N. Confirms India’s Population Is Overtaking China’s
 

India is set to become the world's most populous country by the end of April, surpassing China with 1.425 billion people, raising questions about its potential for economic success and global influence.
 

AM New York Metro / Mae Anderson, Ashraf Khalil, and Michael Casey

US Downtowns Revived: Offices Transform into Housing
 

Office-to-housing conversions are being pursued across the US to revive struggling downtown areas post-pandemic, with cities offering tax breaks to incentivize developers, emphasizing affordability.
 

Yahoo! Finance / Alexandra Canal

Not The Happiest Place on Earth
 

This week marks the second round of job cuts following a first round that began the week of March 27. Disney officials said Monday that at the completion of this second wave, 4,000 jobs will be eliminated.
 

The Atlantic / David Merritt Johns

Health Benefits of Ice Cream
 

A Harvard doctoral student's research suggested that among diabetics, eating half a cup of ice cream daily was associated with a lower risk of heart problems, contradicting conventional nutritional advice.
 

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In light of lingering questions about American democracy post-2020 election and the Jan. 6 insurrection, Philadelphia proposes a chief democracy officer to address voting barriers, increase turnout, ensure fairness, and offer nonpartisan voter education. Will other cities follow suit? 

For the Left 

DeSantis Takes Shot at Trump for Fauci’s Role During Admin’s COVID Response 
 

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis took at shot at former President Donald Trump over Anthony Fauci's role during the pandemic, as speculation grows DeSantis will announce a presidential run.
 

For the Right

Tucker Carlson and Don Lemon Have Both Hired the Same Lawyer 
 

After Carlson and Lemon were ousted from their respective networks in rapid-fire succession, both stars were quick to call one of the industry’s most powerful attorneys: Bryan Freedman.