Keeping Up With America

Kids call 911 during meat cleaver attack in Brooklyn; cops shoot uncle: A bloody meat cleaver and kitchen knife were recovered at the scene of a Brooklyn home on Sunday morning where a man was accused of slashing and stabbing four young girls, police officials said at a press conference.

Visas revoked for more than 3 dozen California university students and alumni: Stanford University is the latest California school to report that the visas of several students and alumni have been revoked as part of a sweeping crackdown by the Trump administration.

Rowdy teens damage cars outside home in Westampton Township, NJ, police say: An investigation is underway after a rowdy group of teenagers damaged property – including vehicles — near a recreation center in Westampton Township, New Jersey, police said.

Republican senator floats using violence against journalists who report 'fake news': Sen. Markwayne Mullin, R-Okla., suggested on X this weekend that journalists would write "less false stories" if violence were still used to handle disputes. In the video, posted early Saturday, Mullin is in the Capitol and recounts how a reporter shot and killed Rep. William Taulbee there in 1890 a year after the Taulbee left office.

9 injured after minivan crashes into crowd in downtown LA's Santee Alley: Multiple people were injured Sunday after a minivan crashed into a crowd near the Santee Alley in downtown Los Angeles. The crash was reported around 3:15 p.m. along 12th Street in the popular downtown shopping district.

Around the World

Le Pen supporters rally in Paris, turning a protest into a populist show of force: Convicted of embezzling public funds and banned from running for office, far-right politician Marine Le Pen stood unshaken before a sea of French flags in Paris on Sunday. “For 30 years I have fought against injustice,” she told the crowd. “And I will continue to fight.”

British lawmakers are denied entry to Israel and deported: Two lawmakers from the United Kingdom’s ruling Labour party have been denied entry to Israel and deported. Yuan Yang and Abtisam Mohamed were rejected because they were suspected of planning to "document the activities of security forces and spread anti-Israel hatred," the Israeli immigration ministry said in a statement, Sky News, NBC’s international broadcasting partner, reported.

Lets Talk Business and Tech

Automakers seek ‘opportunity in the chaos’ of Trump’s tariffs

TikTok reportedly stays on App Store after assurance from Attorney General Pam Bondi

Bitcoin drops Sunday evening as cryptocurrencies join global market rout

Richer, Wiser, Happier

Worried About the Stock Market? Here's Warren Buffett's Investing Advice for Getting Through It.: If you're feeling nervous about the future of the stock market, you're far from alone. Around 62% of U.S. investors are pessimistic about the next six months, according to an April 2025 survey from the American Association of Individual Investors — the highest figure since March 2009. Recessions risks are also increasing, with J.P. Morgan estimating a 60% probability of a recession by the end of the year — up from analysts' previous estimate of 40% before the president's latest tariff announcement. S&P Global also increased its recession probability from 25% in March to between 30% and 35% in April.

Hate the Idea of Paying Taxes on Your Social Security? Here's 1 Potential Way to Get Out of Them | Maurie Backman, Fool. Taxes are, unfortunately, a part of life. And by the time you get to retirement, you may be used to them. But it's one thing to pay taxes on things like your salary or even retirement plan withdrawals. It can feel like another thing entirely to pay taxes on your Social Security benefits.

Here's When CD Rates Are Expected to Drop: CD rates are still near 15-year highs, thanks in part to the Federal Reserve keeping interest rates unchanged since December. The Fed is also expected to keep rates the same when the Federal Open Market Committee meets again in May. However, the FOMC expects to lower rates by 0.50 points by the end of 2025. When that happens, CD rates are likely to drop, too. So when can we expect CD rates to come down? Here's what we know.

Sports and Showbiz Shenanigans

UConn dominates South Carolina, wins 12th national title | Bregman's 6 RBIs, Devers' 4 hits keys blowout win vs. Cardinals

Logan Lerman Joins ‘Only Murders in the Building’ Season 5 | Glen Powell Says Arnold Schwarzenegger Gave Him His ‘Full Blessing’ to Star in a ‘Running Man’ Remake

Mariah Carey crashes 13-year-old son's live Twitch stream: 'Mom, they can see you' | Ego Nwodim's 'SNL' bit prompts crowd to curse: 'Lorne gonna be mad'

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