No charges filed in Prince's opioid death case
Prosecutors announced no criminal charges will be filed as the two year anniversary of Prince's death approaches. Investigators failed to determine who supplied the fentanyl that caused the 2016 accidental overdose at his Paisley Park studio.
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Cuba Passes Presidency to Diaz Canel Ending Castro Era
Raul Castro hands power to Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermudez as Cuba transitions to a two-term presidency in 2021 and a future leadership role in the Communist Party. Diaz-Canel vows to reform the economy while preserving the communist system amid stagnation and state dominance. Local Cubans hope for prosperity, while Cuban-Americans question real change.
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Starbucks incident recall shines light on retail racism
Rashon Nelson and Donte Robinson recount their April 12 arrest at a Philadelphia Starbucks in the Rittenhouse Square area after a manager refused restroom access to noncustomers. The pair, meeting for a potential real estate opportunity with Andrew Yaffe, were handcuffed as officers intervened. They received apologies from Starbucks CEO and Philadelphia Police Commissioner Richard Ross as they push for policy changes and accountability.
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Moon says North Korea not demanding U.S. troop withdrawal
South Korean President Moon Jae in said Kim Jong Un does not demand withdrawal of U S forces as a precondition for denuclearization. He noted North Korea still seeks an end to hostile policy and security guarantees, ahead of a planned Moon Kim summit April 27 and Kim Trump talks later.
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Southwest Pushes for More Time on Fan Blade Inspections
Air travel safety debate widens after a Southwest Airlines 737-700 crash over Pennsylvania. Jennifer Riordan dies after a window shatters amid metal fatigue in a CFM56-7B engine. FAA plans to mandate ultrasonic blade inspections within 12 months for affected 737s, with airlines including Southwest and Delta reporting inspections underway.
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