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 | From the Editor's Desk The trial lasted only one year but offered embers of hope to some experts. |
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| Work Devils-Rangers brawl sees all 10 skaters fight on opening faceoff  Miller fought Marino, Trouba battled Tierney, Goodrow went against Bahl and Rangers forward Jimmy Vesey fought New Jersey\'s Curtis Lazar. Vesey and Lazar remained in the game since they fought first and didn\'t receive additional punishment. |
| Work 'Very best of humanity': the seven aid workers killed in Israeli airstrike  The World Central Kitchen has described the seven aid workers who were killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza as the "very best of humanity". Three British nationals, an Australian, a Polish national, an American-Canadian dual citizen and a Palestinian were killed when their convoy was hit as it was leaving the Deir al-Balah warehouse on Monday. |
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| Work 'The machine did it coldly': Israel used AI to identify 37,000 Hamas targets  The Israeli military's bombing campaign in Gaza used a previously undisclosed AI-powered database that at one stage identified 37,000 potential targets based on their apparent links to Hamas, according to intelligence sources involved in the war. |
| Work Botswana threatens to send 20,000 elephants to Germany  Germany wants tougher limits on hunting the animals, but Botswana says it has too many of them. |
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| Work Can Ozempic be a breakthrough drug and overpriced at the same time?  Last month, Medicare announced that it will cover the new class of anti-obesity drugs, including Wegovy and Ozempic, for patients at risk of stroke or heart attack. It’s a watershed moment for a novel class of medications, one sure to amplify debates about their long-term value — and whether their high price tags are worth it. |
| Work Diabetes drug shows promise against Parkinson's in clinical study  WASHINGTON - A drug used to treat diabetes slowed the progression of motor issues associated with Parkinson’s disease, a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine said on April 3. |
| Work US patient with transplanted pig kidney leaves hospital for home  BOSTON - The first patient to receive a kidney transplanted from a genetically modified pig has fared so well that he has been discharged from the hospital on April 3, just two weeks after the groundbreaking surgery. |
| Work Man who used megaphone to lead attack on police on Jan. 6 gets 7 years in prison  Approximately 1,350 people have been charged with Capitol riot-related federal crimes. Over 800 of them have been sentenced, with roughly two-thirds getting terms of imprisonment ranging from several days to 22 years. |
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| Work Here are the top-20 songs to rock out to during the 2024 total solar eclipse  Moonbyul\'s “Eclipse” begins with a fake out: delicate production explodes into hard-hitting trap production and a gothic chorus — loud synths and chugging guitars. “When the moon covers the sun / It feels like I’m alone,” the K-pop girl group member sings, but that isolation doesn\'t last long. |
| Work Eye syphilis is on the rise: Doctor explains 'devastating' complication of syphilis epidemic  Always get checked for any vision problems to rule out eye syphilis or other sexually transmitted diseases. STDs such as herpes and gonorrhea can also harm the eyes, according to the American Academy of Ophthalmology. |
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| Work What Lewis Hamilton learned about retirement from Michael Jordan and Serena Williams  Want to make extra money outside of your day job? Sign up for CNBC\'s new online course How to Earn Passive Income Online to learn about common passive income streams, tips to get started and real-life success stories. Register today and save 50% with discount code EARLYBIRD. |
| Work Taiwan earthquake: 9 dead, workers stranded in quarries  Taiwanese chipmaker TSMC, which supplies semiconductors to companies such as Apple, said it evacuated employees from some of its factories in Hsinchu, southwest of Taipei. Hsinchu authorities said water and electricity supplies for all the factories in the city’s science park were functioning as normal. |
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| Work 'Rat superhighways': How brown rats crawled off ships and conquered North American cities  Both black and brown rats are omnivores, but brown rats are especially fond of animal products — meaning reducing those in food wastes “should have the greatest chance of reducing the value of urban habitats for rat populations,” Buckley said. |
| Work Cedar Hill man arrested, accused of assaulting police during Jan. 6 breach of U.S. Capitol  Before Jan. 6, 2021, court documents said Saxiones was part of online chats with other members of the Proud Boys and the Ministry of Self Defense (MOSD) discussing travel to Washington D.C. and the potential for violence at the Capitol. Investigators said in a message to Proud Boys members Saxiones wrote, \"What\'s the deal with flying with body armor? Does TSA f— with you?\" and \"I\'m thinking of carrying a IIIA Kevlar vest I have it has more coverage than my plate carrier and it\'s lighter I\'m also flying AA.\" |
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| Work New art exhibit opens at Dallas Contemporary in time for Dallas Art Fair  A Peechee fold series, based on the vintage student folders with educational information and photos inside, has been reimagined for today. One of the works in the series is called \'America\'s Most Violent Week.\' |
| Work Winning numbers to be drawn Wednesday for the $1.09 billion Powerball jackpot  The jackpots grew because as the lotteries added to the pool of numbers players could pick from, it became more improbable to hit one, Kapoor said. The result has been the largest lottery jackpots in American history over the last 10 years. And as the jackpots grow, even more people buy tickets. |
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| Work Dallas City Council questions how to accelerate road safety plan  Khankarli said his department would address dangerous streets using engineering strategies while working with other city departments to enhance traffic enforcement and public safety education campaigns. |
| Work Arlington officer involved in a crash in Pantego  Arlington Police said the other driver involved in the crash did stop after the collision. From Texas Sky Ranger, officers were seen investigating a damaged vehicle stopped on a grassy area near the entrance to the Morada Senior Living center. A police motorcycle was upright next to the car on the grass. |
| Work Is pet insurance worth it? Consumer Reports researches top pet insurance providers  A survey by Consumer Reports revealed pet owners are pretty unhappy with pet insurance coverage. In the survey, over 2,000 members shared their experience with pet insurance covering everything from what’s actually covered to the premiums they paid and the claims process for getting reimbursed. And overall, there was no real top dog. Most of the results found that the insurance companies were all pretty middle of the pack. |
| Work Texas mom says she was issued an arrest warrant for her kids' overdue library books  \"I offered to pay for the books. I offered to pay for the late fees but I cannot pay $600,\" she said. \"I understand that we have deadlines for a reason and all of those things, but there has to be a better way to cultivate community engagement, instead of tearing the community apart.\" |
| Work Video shows goat and peacock leading Texas officers on wild chase: ‘You can run but you can’t hide’  Police captured the vibrant bird in a residential backyard. The peacock\'s severe leg injury necessitated immediate medical attention, so it was taken to a wildlife rehabilitation clinic in Southlake. |
| Work Widow takes stand in the trial of former Dallas doctor accused of tampering with IV bags  Nurse Brooke Buchanan took the stand Wednesday as well. Buchanan said she worked with Ortiz often. According to her testimony, she said she found it strange when Ortiz started retrieving his own IV bags in 2022. |
| Work What to know about the latest bird flu outbreak in the US  This bird flu was first identified as a threat to people during a 1997 outbreak in Hong Kong. In the past two decades, nearly 900 people have been diagnosed globally with bird flu and more than 460 people have died, according to the World Health Organization. |
| Work Texas asks court to decide if the state's migrant arrest law went too far  \"The federal government\'s main argument has basically stayed the same. They are still arguing that the federal government is the one and only power that can enforce immigration,\" Ortiz Velez said. \"The state\'s argument today was a little more broad than they usually have been.\" |
| Work Parents of 19-year-old murdered in Lewisville reflect on their son, senseless gun violence  Officers said a fight broke out, and during the fight, a gunman started shooting, hitting Anderson and another man. Anderson died from his injuries, and the other victim is expected to survive. |
| Work 'I take full responsibility for my part,' Rashee Rice issues public apology after Dallas crash  Rice, who is 23 and grew up in North Richland Hills before playing college football at SMU, was a second-round pick by the Chiefs last year. He had a notable rookie season during the Chiefs\' Super Bowl run. |
| Work Here Are the DC Area Nominees for the 2024 James Beard Awards  Ann Limpert joined Washingtonian in late 2003. She was previously an editorial assistant at Entertainment Weekly and a cook in New York restaurant kitchens, and she is a graduate of the Institute of Culinary Education. She lives in Petworth. |
| Work When Is All This Rain Going to End? - Washingtonian  In the near future, we can expect the rain to subside soon: the NWS projects a 60 percent chance of rain on Thursday, dropping to 30 percent on Friday, followed by clear skies and warm weather through Tuesday. Coupled with the end of El Niño, it’s likely we’re seeing an end to the once-in-a-Gen-Z-lifetime rain—for now. In the long run, like most things under climate change, it’s a lot harder to predict. |
| Work Where to Get Solar Eclipse Glasses in the DC Area - Washingtonian  The eyeglass retailer is offering up specs quite different—and cheaper—than its usual fare. The chain is giving away eclipse glasses at all locations until Monday, and with several stores across the DMV, you’re spoiled for choice. If you can’t make it, don’t fret: they also have a DIY guide on their site. |
| Work Broncos host QB Michael Penix Jr., OT Jordan Morgan on visits as NFL draft creeps closer  Stiggers, 22, has a unique story. The Atlanta native didn’t play college ball but is draft-eligible after playing for the Toronto Argonauts in the Canadian Football League last year. He earned an invite to the East-West Shrine Game and has been on the league’s radar despite not getting invited to the combine. |
| Work Former El Paso County deputy who went missing twice in one week found, arrested  Park officials were notified of his disappearance on May 1, according to an announcement by park spokesperson Kyle Patterson. “He is reported to have willingly walked away from a vehicle he was traveling in,” Patterson said. |
| Work Men’s basketball: CU Buffs turn focus to spring recruiting  “We’re not going to just recruit a guy just because of a certain body type or position. But we do need some size. And we really need some experience. So size and experience and skill level, in addition to character and toughness, are the things we’re looking for.” |
| Work STK Steakhouse, Kona Grill parent paying $365M for Benihana chain  There are two Benihanas in Colorado, in Denver’s Hampden neighborhood and Broomfield, both of which have an RA Sushi inside, according to the company’s website. The sushi concept was founded in 1997 and bought by Benihana in 2002. RA Sushi has 17 locations across nine states, according to its website. |
| Work Feds ban new oil and gas development on swath of Colorado public land in mountains  The most recent version of the bill, which is co-sponsored by Sen. John Hickenlooper and Rep. Joe Neguse, won approval from the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee in December and continues to make its way through the legislative process. |
| Work Reports: CU Buffs, Nuggets legend Chauncey Billups set to get Hall call  Billups weathered a slow start to his NBA career, including two seasons with his hometown Denver Nuggets, before breaking out with the Detroit Pistons, winning the NBA Finals MVP while leading Detroit to the 2004 title. Billups returned to the Nuggets in 2008 and finished his career with five All-Star nominations. He currently is in his third season as the head coach of the Portland Trail Blazers. |
| Work Renck: Forget one-hit wonders. Nuggets seek sustainable success, following Spurs’ blueprint  The Nuggets probably won’t be favored to hold another parade. But when I watch them play, watch Jokic turn defenders dizzy with his assists, watch teammates pull and care for each other, I know it is possible. The Spurs already showed us. |
| Work JR Payne, CU Buffs look forward with excitement as roster reconstruction gets underway  Payne, who was rewarded with a new contract and hefty raise after a Sweet 16 run in 2023, earned $165,000 in bonuses this season for CU reaching 21 wins in the regular season and getting back to the Sweet 16. |
| Work Former Edgewater cop sentenced to probation after pleading guilty to unlawful sexual contact, forgery  “You hunted, you preyed, you abused and used your authority and your position to get away with what we were supposed to protect against,” she said. “He doesn’t deserve to wear the badge.” |
| Work Nuggets Podcast: Victor Wembanyama vs. Nikola Jokic, the NBA MVP race and the race for No. 1 in the West  In the latest edition of the Nuggets Ink podcast, beat writer Bennett Durando and sports editor Matt Schubert reconvene following Denver’s win over Victor Wembanyama and the San Antonio Spurs in a down-to-the-wire classic. Among the topics discussed: |
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| Work What to know about the latest bird flu outbreak in the US  This bird flu was first identified as a threat to people during a 1997 outbreak in Hong Kong. In the past two decades, nearly 900 people have been diagnosed globally with bird flu and more than 460 people have died, according to the World Health Organization. |
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| Work Union-Tribune, CBS 8 seek to intervene in Serna case in effort to unseal jail-death records, exhibits  “When I asked for photocopies of the contents of the criminal case files, the Superior Court clerk did not ask me for identification,” Serna attorney Grace Jun wrote in a March 20 declaration filed with the federal court. |
| Work Trouble-plagued amphibious assault ship USS Boxer finally leaves San Diego for the Indo-Pacific  The Boxer had experienced three significant engineering failures that a Navy review obtained by KPBS found were caused, at least in part, by cost-cutting, under-skilled workers, complacency and poor leadership. |
| Work LAPD lieutenant arrested after DUI wreck  At least 22 LAPD officers have been punished for driving while intoxicated since January 2023, including two officers who were fired and two others who resigned, according to the department\'s public disciplinary disclosures. |
| Work Texas mom says she was issued an arrest warrant for her kids' overdue library books  \"I offered to pay for the books. I offered to pay for the late fees but I cannot pay $600,\" she said. \"I understand that we have deadlines for a reason and all of those things, but there has to be a better way to cultivate community engagement, instead of tearing the community apart.\" |
| Work Here's how to watch next week's total eclipse safely  Dr. Menghani recommended against removing eclipse glasses at any point during the solar eclipse, contrary to what some people on social media plan on doing right as the sun is completely blocked because there’s no way to tell when that dangerous light is coming back. |
| Work Orange County nonprofit caring for hundreds of wildlife baby animals  The Wetlands and Wildlife Care Center runs almost entirely off donations and support from the public. The springtime baby bloom has the center busier than usual and they are expecting to care for thousands of more animals throughout the year. |
| Work Dodgers pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto's rookie card sells out in seven minutes  The 25-year-old bounced back in his second start, which coincided with his Dodger Stadium debut. In a rain-shortened start, Yamamoto threw five scoreless innings with just two hits, no walks, and five strikeouts. |
| Work Long Beach residents fear being trapped by floods that are causing the asphalt to crack  “We want to make sure we have your address and fix it,” said Mator Rex Richardson at the meeting. “After it rains, they (potholes) are all over the city. It takes us a couple of months to get filled.” |
| Work What to know about the latest bird flu outbreak in the US  This bird flu was first identified as a threat to people during a 1997 outbreak in Hong Kong. In the past two decades, nearly 900 people have been diagnosed globally with bird flu and more than 460 people have died, according to the World Health Organization. |
| Work Southern California Taiwanese Americans sending help to Taiwan  Southern California is home to more than 263,000 Taiwanese Americans. Many of them have family members in the Taiwanese capital city of Taipei, which is about 90 miles from Hualien, the quake’s center. |
| Work LA begins removing piles of trash from Fairfax home  Mayor Bass added the City Attorney’s Office will be giving a statement to the homeowner and tenant, alerting them the condition at the property is an “imminent public safety and health risk. That would also allow city officials to go inside the property line to clean up. |