Keeping up with America

• JetBlue is preparing to cut scores of weekly flights in the New York City area this spring and summer in response to a shortage of air traffic controllers. Last week, the Federal Aviation Administration unveiled a new plan to help avoid a repeat of 2022′s flight disruptions.

• A drug that reverses opioid overdoses can now be purchased without a prescription in the US, officials said. Approval by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) means naloxone can be sold as a single-dose nasal spray in convenience and grocery stores.

• Congress on Wednesday approved a resolution to overturn the Biden administration's protections for the nation's waterways that Republicans have criticized as a burden on business, advancing a measure that President Biden has promised to veto.

• A shooting at a private religious grade school in Nashville, Tennessee, left three adults and three nine-year-olds dead. The shooter, identified by police as former student Audrey Hale, 28, was killed by police at the scene.

• US Senate votes to repeal measure that gave go-ahead for 2003 invasion of Iraq Decision not expected to affect current deployments but lawmakers increasingly seeking to claw back congressional power.

Daily World News

• Pope Francis has a respiratory infection and will need to spend a few days in hospital in Rome, the Vatican says. The 86-year-old had breathing difficulties in recent days but does not have Covid, a statement said. It said he would need "a few days of appropriate hospital medical therapy".

• Russia's security and intelligence services have achieved greater success in Ukraine than its army, says a leading UK defence think tank. Russian spy agencies began preparing for the invasion of Ukraine as far back as June 2021, says a report by the Royal United Services Institute (Rusi).

• Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s plan to overhaul his country’s justice system has stirred tensions with the U.S., with President Biden and congressional Democrats criticizing the proposal and Israeli lawmakers firing back that the legislation is an internal matter (More)

Business & Tech

• Macy’s CEO Jeff Gennette will retire next year after leading turnaround effort (More)

• Clearview AI used nearly 1m times by US police, it tells the BBC (More)

• After GPT-4, tech leaders urge a 6-month pause in the AI race (More)

Wealthy Wise

• 3 Moves to Make if You’re Retiring in 2023 (More) | Is Gold a Good Investment? (More)

• Top 5 Ways People Are Getting Extra Income to Cope With Inflation. Mary Ellen Cagnassola, Money. A new report from PYMNTS, a financial news and analysis platform, and financial services company LendingClub found more than 60% of Americans reported living paycheck-to-paycheck in February — and supplemental income may be key in boosting their financial stability. Here are some of the most common kinds of supplemental income overall: Money from a friend or relative, Profits from selling used items, Profits from investments, Bonuses and commissions, & Tips and gratuities from side jobs.

• Social Security: Can I collect retirement benefits retroactively? (More)

Sports and Entertainment

• PGA, LIV golfers do not expect drama at next week's Masters (More) | NBA Power Rankings: Western Conference playoff race hits home stretch (More)

• Why Sydney Sweeney, Sadie Sink, Anne Hathaway, Angela Bassett and Jodie Turner-Smith Love Their Image Makers (More) | Nicolas Cage Dismisses Reports He Went Method as Dracula on ‘Renfield’ Set (More)

• Prince Harry blames royal family for delay in tabloid privacy suit (More) | Bruce Springsteen delivers the most thrilling live concert moment ever (More)

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