U.N. seeks civilian evac from besieged Mariupol
The United Nations pressed to broker safe passage for civilians from Mariupol as the city’s last steel plant stronghold faced dire conditions. Kyiv accused Russia of bombarding the capital during a Guterres visit while Ukrainian forces fought slow advancing Russian offensives in Donbas.
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Jeopardy! Gen Z champ Mattea Roach hits 19th win
Mattea Roach 23, from Toronto, extended her Jeopardy! streak to 19 victories and earned 469,184 dollars, ranking among the show’s top 10 for consecutive wins and earnings. She begins week five Monday as Ken Jennings hosts.
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Justice Dept challenges Alabama law on transgender minors
The U S Department of Justice seeks to intervene in a suit against Alabama's law that makes it a felony for doctors to treat transgender youths under 19 with puberty blockers or hormones. The filing argues the measure discriminates against minors seeking medically necessary care. Alabama officials vow to defend the legislation while the May 8 effective date looms.
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Judge upholds Maxwell sex trafficking conviction in New York
A trial judge ruled there was enough evidence to convict Ghislaine Maxwell of sex trafficking in New York. The judge also granted Maxwell a legal victory by upholding that three conspiracy counts against her stand.
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Explosion at Kabul mosque leaves at least ten dead
A powerful blast at the Khalifa Aga Gul Jan Mosque in Kabul as Ramadan prayers ended killed at least 10 worshippers and wounded up to 30. Taliban officials gave few details while residents feared higher casualties. No group claimed responsibility.
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