The Times of Israel

Historic Strike in Israel Closes Ben Gurion Airport as Rage Mounts
 

The Histadrut labor federation leader announced a "historic" strike to halt the government's disputed judicial overhaul-- intensified after Defense Minister Yoav Gallant's dismissal for opposing the reforms.
 

TIME / S. Mitra Kalita

80% of Workers Will Be Impacted by GPT Says New Study
 

The coming upheaval from AI is real; a study released finds that 80% of the US workforce will have at least 10% of their work affected by GPTs, with about one in five seeing at least half their tasks impacted.
 

Penn Live / Teresa Bonner

Chocolate Factory Death Toll Rises to Seven
 

Officials say they located two more bodies in the rubble of a chocolate factory that exploded Friday, as investigators are continuing to examine the scene to try to determine the cause of the blast.
 

Mississippi Today

Mississippi Storm Photo Gallery
 

Tornadoes ripped through Mississippi on Friday night, leaving at least 25 dead, dozens injured, and a trail of destruction throughout the Delta and into the east-central regions as officials still search for survivors.
 

Mediaite / Caleb Howe

Maher on Bragg: "Really, You're Down to That?"
 

Maher warned on his show that an indictment or arrest of Trump by Manhattan D.A. Alvin Bragg over the Stormy Daniels "hush money" would be detrimental, fueling Trump's 2024 presidential campaign.
 

The New York Times / David French

Why the Potential Trump Indictment is Unwise
 

Manhattan DA Alvin L. Bragg is reportedly set to indict Trump over hush money paid to Stormy Daniels, which would be a first in US history, though there are notable issues with the case.
 

The Times of Israel / Emanuel Fabian & Alexander Fulbright

Bibi Fires Defense Minister Called for Pause on Judicial Overhaul
 

DM Gallant called for the government to halt its judicial overhaul legislation to allow for reform talks, days after PM Netanyahu said it would pass a key part of the proposed shakeup next week.
 

Los Angeles Times

LA Times: The Toxic Cost of Money Bail
 

The pandemic led to the elimination of money bail for low-level crimes in LA County, but the Superior Court rescinded its emergency policy, prompting a lawsuit to bring back zero-dollar bail permanently.
 

The Wall Street Journal / Gwynn Guilford

Work-From-Home Era Ends for Millions
 

A report revealed that remote work has become increasingly rare as 72.5% of businesses stated that their employees teleworked rarely or not at all in 2022, up from 60.1% in 2021.
 

CNN / Christina Maxouris & Alaa Elassar

Murdaugh Follow-Up: What Do We Know About Stephen Smith?
 

SC authorities are investigating the death of Stephen Smith, a gay man, based on information from the Murdaugh family murder investigation but have not revealed what prompted the re-examination.
 

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Associated Press / Dasha Litvinova

Russia Begins New Enlistment Campaign
 

Recruiters are making cold calls to eligible men as the country has launched a recruitment campaign, including cash bonuses, and enticing benefits, to replenish its troops for the ongoing war in Ukraine.
 

Monroe County Sheriff's Office

Two Cuban Migrants Land at Key West International
 

Two Cuban migrants landed safely at Key West International Airport on a motorized hang glider and were turned over to the custody of the U.S. Border Patrol without any serious injuries reported.
 

Daily Mail / Rob Crilly

Aboard Trump Force One Headed to Waco...
 

Gold seatbelt buckles, a booming sound system, and cream leather seats: Trump's refurbished jet, which is a key part of his campaign and features various luxurious amenities, was shown to DailyMail.com.
 

WSMV 4 / Tony Garcia

Six Young Girls Perish in Tennessee Car Crash
 

A tragic crash in Robertson County, TN, killed six young girls and injured two adults when the car they were traveling in left the road and flipped on the shoulder. The woman was air-lifted to medical care.
 

Politico / Kelly Garrity

Utah Gov. Worries Kids Will Find a Workaround
 

Utah has passed new laws that will take effect next year, setting a digital curfew on social media users younger than 18, but the real hurdle will be on getting minors on board with the legislation.
 

The Hill / Joe Concha

Is the Media Ignoring a Biden Bombshell?
 

The Bidens and their companies received over $1.3 million in payments from accounts related to their associate, Rob Walker, with most of the money coming from a Chinese energy company.
 

Law Officer

Lawsuit Filed Against Owner of LA "Killer Cop" Website
 

The Los Angeles Police Protective League (LAPPL) and a group of officers it represents have filed a lawsuit against the owner of a website that lists bounties for the killing of individual police officers.
 

AL.com / Mark Heim

"Fo Shizzle My Nizzle" Causes Anchor to Be Taken Off Air
 

Mississippi TV news anchor, Barbie Bassett, has been off the air and removed from the station's website since March 8 after quoting a Snoop Dogg phrase during a broadcast.
 

The Washington Post / Pranshu Verma

AI Can Draw Hands - A Worrisome Sign for Politics
 

AI image generators have become popular, but their weakness in creating lifelike human hands has been improved by the Midjourney software update, which has led to the creation of viral fake images.
 

Variety / Zack Sharf

Jeremy Renner's Anti-Gravity Treadmill Rehab
 

Jeremy Renner is seen walking for the first time in his latest update on social media, using an anti-gravity treadmill to assist with his recovery from his January snow plow accident.
 

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John Kerry Says Biden Will Impose More Climate Mandates
 

Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry said the Biden administration plans to unleash additional mandates to reduce emissions, particularly with trucks.
 

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Privacy Fears Stymie Government Surveyors as Responses Dive 
 

Erik Paul didn't mind answering government questions about where his software development business was located or how many employees it had. But when queries from the U.S.