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New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has announced a deal with lawmakers to strengthen the state's bail laws amid rising crime.
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  1. Gov. Hochul unveils deal to strengthen New York bail law
  2. 'Halo Infinite' to add new maps, modes, events in Season 2 next month
  3. Pink Floyd reunites, releases first new single in 28 years to support Ukraine
  4. Warner Bros Discovery merger completed with leadership shakeup
  5. Masters: Scottie Scheffler builds 5-shot lead in 2nd round; Tiger Woods makes cut
  6. More than 800K people still without power in Puerto Rico
  7. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's call for more vehicle inspections at border causing delays
  8. LeBron James to miss Los Angeles Lakers' final two games due to ankle injury
  9. Former USC coach Jovan Vavic found guilty in college admissions scandal
  10. Arizona death row prisoner too incompetent for execution, lawyers say
  11. Josh Donaldson lifts Yankees to win over rival Red Sox in season opener
  12. Ex-Goldman Sachs executive guilty in 1MDB scheme
  13. European Commission president meets with Zelensky in Ukraine, visits Bucha
  14. Healthy, plant-based diets associated with lower Type 2 diabetes risk, study finds
  15. U.S. stocks end mixed as Federal Reserve combats inflation
  16. International 'Louie Louie' Day celebrates birthday of songwriter Richard Berry
  17. Look: TSA agents find sword inside oblivious traveler's cane
  18. Britain sanctions Putin's daughters; U.S. blacklists Russian state-owned shipbuilder
  19. Look: British zoo announces rare dusky pademelon birth
  20. Odd Jobs: Watch 24 hours of true crime, earn $2,400
  21. Watch: Viral video shows horse riding crowded commuter train in India
  22. Two acquitted in Gov. Whitmer kidnap plot, mistrial for two others
  23. Insomnia is common among heart disease patients, increases risks
  24. Will Smith banned from Oscars for 10 years over Chris Rock slap
  25. White House says President Joe Biden tested negative for COVID-19 on Friday

Gov. Hochul unveils deal to strengthen New York bail law

Gov. Hochul unveils deal to strengthen New York bail lawNew York Gov. Kathy Hochul has announced a deal with lawmakers to strengthen the state's bail laws amid rising crime.
   

'Halo Infinite' to add new maps, modes, events in Season 2 next month

Season 2 of 343 Industries' "Halo Infinite" will add new maps, game modes and limited-time events when it launches early next month.
   

Pink Floyd reunites, releases first new single in 28 years to support Ukraine

English rock band Pink Floyd has released new music for the first time in 28 years, with proceeds from the track going to humanitarian relief in Ukraine amid its ongoing conflict with Russia.
   

Warner Bros Discovery merger completed with leadership shakeup

The megamerger between the prestige Hollywood company WarnerMedia and the reality TV and documentary giant Discovery completed Friday, creating a new titan in the entertainment industry.
   

Masters: Scottie Scheffler builds 5-shot lead in 2nd round; Tiger Woods makes cut

Scottie Scheffler, making his debut as the new top-ranked player in the world, was bogey-free over his final 15 holes for a 5-under 67 in Friday's second round of the 2022 Masters golf tournament.
   

More than 800K people still without power in Puerto Rico

More than 800,000 people were still without power in Puerto Rico on Friday after a fire caused a massive blackout in the United States territory.
   

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's call for more vehicle inspections at border causing delays

Commercial vehicles trying to enter the United States to deliver products from Mexico have been backed up for hours at Texas ports of entry following Gov. Greg Abbott's directive that state troopers increase inspections.
   

LeBron James to miss Los Angeles Lakers' final two games due to ankle injury

All-Star forward LeBron James won't play in the Los Angeles Lakers' final two games of the regular season because of his left ankle sprain, the team announced.
   

Former USC coach Jovan Vavic found guilty in college admissions scandal

Jovan Vavic, a former water polo coach at the University of Southern California, was found guilty by a federal jury on Friday of fraud and bribery in an end to the widespread college admissions scandal.
   

Arizona death row prisoner too incompetent for execution, lawyers say

Attorneys for an Arizona death row prisoner filed a motion Friday saying their client isn't mentally competent enough to be executed next month.
   

Josh Donaldson lifts Yankees to win over rival Red Sox in season opener

Former American League MVP Josh Donaldson capped his Yankees debut with an RBI single in the 11th inning Friday at Yankee Stadium, lifting New York to a 6-5 win over the Boston Red Sox in its 2022 season opener.
   

Ex-Goldman Sachs executive guilty in 1MDB scheme

Former Goldman Sachs Managing Director Roger Ng was convicted Friday of bribery and money laundering in connection to embezzlement of Malaysian state fund 1MDB, the U.S. Justice Department announced.
   

European Commission president meets with Zelensky in Ukraine, visits Bucha

Ursula von der Leyen, president of the European Commission, met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Kyiv after visiting the town of Bucha on Friday.
   

Healthy, plant-based diets associated with lower Type 2 diabetes risk, study finds

Eating healthy, plant-based foods such as fruits, vegetables, nuts, coffee and legumes, can lower a person's risk for developing Type 2 diabetes, a study published Friday by the journal Diabetologia found.
   

U.S. stocks end mixed as Federal Reserve combats inflation

Stocks in the United States ended trading mixed Friday as investors weighed recent comments from Federal Reserve officials on combatting inflation.
   

International 'Louie Louie' Day celebrates birthday of songwriter Richard Berry

International "Louie Louie" Day, celebrated annually on April 11, was started by a group of online fans in 2003 and pays tribute to the song originally recorded by R&B group Richard Berry and The Pharaohs in 1957.
   

Look: TSA agents find sword inside oblivious traveler's cane

The Transportation Security Administration said a traveler at a Boston airport security checkpoint was shocked to learn his cane contained a sword.
   

Britain sanctions Putin's daughters; U.S. blacklists Russian state-owned shipbuilder

The British government announced new sanctions Friday on Russian President Vladimir Putin's two adult daughters in response to the war in Ukraine.
   

Look: British zoo announces rare dusky pademelon birth

A British zoo announced the birth of a rare baby dusky pademelon, a species sometimes known as a "miniature kangaroo" or "dusky wallaby."
   

Odd Jobs: Watch 24 hours of true crime, earn $2,400

A streaming service dedicated to true crime stories is offering someone $2,400 to watch 24 hours of documentaries and report on the experience.
   

Watch: Viral video shows horse riding crowded commuter train in India

Railway officials in India said they are investigating a viral video that appears to show a horse riding on a commuter train.
   

Two acquitted in Gov. Whitmer kidnap plot, mistrial for two others

Two defendants charged in an alleged plot to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer were acquitted Friday and a mistrial was declared for the other two defendants.
   

Insomnia is common among heart disease patients, increases risks

Insomnia is widespread in heart disease patients and significantly boosts the risk of heart attack, stroke or other major heart event, a new study says.
   

Will Smith banned from Oscars for 10 years over Chris Rock slap

Actor Will Smith was banned Friday from the Academy Awards for 10 years as punishment for slapping comedian Chris Rock onstage at the March 27 Oscars.
   

White House says President Joe Biden tested negative for COVID-19 on Friday

The White House said President Joe Biden tested negative for COVID-19 on Friday, part of his routine protocol, amid new concern after several Democratic lawmakers tested positive this week.
   
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  1. Missile kills at least 52 at crowded Ukrainian train station - The Associated Press
  2. READ: Ketanji Brown Jackson's remarks at the White House after her Supreme Court confirmation - CNN
  3. Jury acquits two men in Michigan governor kidnapping case, deadlocks on two others - Reuters.com
  4. What Fauci sees coming with the BA.2 coronavirus subvariant in the U.S. - NPR
  5. Donald Trump Jr. Text Laid Out Strategies to Fight Election Outcome - The New York Times
  6. Russia-Ukraine war: what we know on day 45 of the invasion - The Guardian
  7. Several people hurt after car collides into food truck along Barton Springs in Austin - KVUE.com
  8. South Carolina inmate seeks ruling on legality of firing squad and electric chair - The Guardian
  9. Idaho Supreme Court temporarily blocks state's new 6-week abortion ban - CNN
  10. Four suspended Secret Service employees duped in case involving federal agent impostors - CBS News
  11. France's Macron makes last-minute appeal to voters as Le Pen reaches all-time high in poll - Reuters.com
  12. Israeli forces kill a Palestinian attacker in Tel Aviv - NPR
  13. Canada bans foreign home buyers for two years to cool its housing market - USA TODAY
  14. More than 100 shelter dogs that survived starvation in war-torn Ukraine turned away at the Poland border, animal charity says - CBS News
  15. Amazon files its appeal of historic union vote at New York City warehouse - CNN
  16. Walmart offering new truck drivers up to $110K as starting salary - NJ.com
  17. Bank of America analyst warns 'recession shock' to hit US economy - Daily Mail
  18. S&P 500, Nasdaq Fall While Bonds Extend Selloff - The Wall Street Journal
  19. Google and iFixit team up to offer Pixel parts online - Ars Technica
  20. ANOTHER bid to ruin Wordle? New York Times launches a tool that picks apart your strategy - Daily Mail
  21. This motorized gaming bed lets you rest your gamer head - The Verge
  22. Google Fi Price Drops Bring Its Basic Plan Down to $20 Per Month - CNET
  23. Lenny Kravitz, Stevie Nicks, Jennifer Lopez and more pledge Ukraine support as part of online rally: 'We are fighting for freedom' - Yahoo Entertainment
  24. Jussie Smollett Drops New Song After Jail Release, Addresses Court Case - TMZ
  25. Chris Brown confirms he welcomed his third child - Page Six
  26. Chasing Scheffler, tracking Tiger and what could happen on the weekend at the Masters - ESPN
  27. 2022 NFL Mock Draft With Trades: Saints, Seahawks trade up for Evan Neal, Malik Willis - Pro Football Network
  28. Aaron Judge extension: GM Brian Cashman confirms no deal prior to deadline, Yankees offered over $200 million - CBS Sports
  29. First all-private astronaut team lifts off for ISS in milestone SpaceX flight - The Guardian
  30. Surprise W boson measurement could rewrite particle physics - Space.com
  31. Researchers may have discovered a galaxy barely younger than the Big Bang - Engadget
  32. Shards of Asteroid That Killed the Dinosaurs May Have Been Found in Fossil Site - Yahoo News
  33. Los Angeles Covid Cases Up 78% In Past Four Days, Although Hospitalizations Show No Sign On Uptick - Deadline
  34. In Washington's Covid-19 outbreak, new variants flout old 'close contact' rule - CNN
  35. Avian flu forcing farmers to kill millions of hens; egg prices could soar - KSL.com
  36. Should you get your second booster shot now? - CNN

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READ: Ketanji Brown Jackson's remarks at the White House after her Supreme Court confirmation - CNN

Jury acquits two men in Michigan governor kidnapping case, deadlocks on two others - Reuters.com


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Donald Trump Jr. Text Laid Out Strategies to Fight Election Outcome - The New York Times


Russia-Ukraine war: what we know on day 45 of the invasion - The Guardian

Several people hurt after car collides into food truck along Barton Springs in Austin - KVUE.com

South Carolina inmate seeks ruling on legality of firing squad and electric chair - The Guardian

Idaho Supreme Court temporarily blocks state's new 6-week abortion ban - CNN

Four suspended Secret Service employees duped in case involving federal agent impostors - CBS News

France's Macron makes last-minute appeal to voters as Le Pen reaches all-time high in poll - Reuters.com

Israeli forces kill a Palestinian attacker in Tel Aviv - NPR

Canada bans foreign home buyers for two years to cool its housing market - USA TODAY

More than 100 shelter dogs that survived starvation in war-torn Ukraine turned away at the Poland border, animal charity says - CBS News

Amazon files its appeal of historic union vote at New York City warehouse - CNN

Walmart offering new truck drivers up to $110K as starting salary - NJ.com

Bank of America analyst warns 'recession shock' to hit US economy - Daily Mail

S&P 500, Nasdaq Fall While Bonds Extend Selloff - The Wall Street Journal

Google and iFixit team up to offer Pixel parts online - Ars Technica

ANOTHER bid to ruin Wordle? New York Times launches a tool that picks apart your strategy - Daily Mail

This motorized gaming bed lets you rest your gamer head - The Verge

Google Fi Price Drops Bring Its Basic Plan Down to $20 Per Month - CNET

Lenny Kravitz, Stevie Nicks, Jennifer Lopez and more pledge Ukraine support as part of online rally: 'We are fighting for freedom' - Yahoo Entertainment

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  1. Russian Blunders in Chernobyl: ‘They Came and Did Whatever They Wanted.’
  2. Civilians Near Kharkiv Are Discovering Timed Land Mines
  3. Two Men Acquitted of Plotting to Kidnap Gov. Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan
  4. Pro-Trump Organizer Cooperating in Justice Dept Jan. 6 Inquiry
  5. Donations Steered to Trump Super PAC by Canadian Deemed Illegal
  6. Donald Trump Jr. Text Laid Out Strategies to Fight Election Outcome
  7. Trump Officials Failed to Provide Accounting of Foreign Gifts
  8. Will Smith Barred From Attending Oscars for 10 Years After Slap
  9. ‘We’ve Made It’: Ketanji Brown Jackson Delivers Celebratory Speech
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  11. What a Negative Result Means on At-Home Covid Tests
  12. Jovan Vavic in Varsity Blues Scandal Is Found Guilty
  13. In Joshua Tree, Are 1,818 Airbnbs Too Many?
  14. Jeremy King, a London Restaurateur, Is Shown the Exit
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  17. Cory Booker, ‘You Had Our Back’
  18. Ketanji Brown Jackson Has an ‘African’ Name. I Wish We Knew More About It.
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  20. Fiona Hill on Whether Ukraine Can Win — and What Happens if Russia Loses
  21. The Oil Pipeline East Africa Doesn’t Need
  22. You May Not Find Many Friends on This Power-Hungry Supreme Court
  23. How Naomi Osaka Broke Her Slump in Miami
  24. Why Does a Hair Braider Need a License?
  25. Four Opinion Writers on How the G.O.P. Fringe Took Over American Politics
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Civilians near Kharkiv in northeastern Ukraine are discovering a new threat: munitions that eject up to two dozen small mines that explode at intervals.
   

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The acquittals, along with mistrials in cases against two other men, were significant setbacks for federal prosecutors, who have promised to focus on domestic terrorism.
   

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