Keeping up with America

• Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz is set for a showdown with Senator Bernie Sanders and other lawmakers on Wednesday at a congressional hearing focused on allegations of union-busting at the coffee chain.

• The shooter who killed six people at a school in Nashville, Tennessee, on Monday bought seven guns legally and hid them at home, police say.

• Something seemed fishy to tournament director Jason Fischer about the winning walleye two men had caught in a Cleveland competition last year. It turned out his instincts were right. He had reeled in a scandal that rocked the world of competitive fishing.

• Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison personally opened his state's case against Juul Labs, accusing the e-cigarette maker of using “slick products, clever ads and attractive flavors” to hook children on nicotine as the first of thousands of cases against the company reached trial.

• The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission sued Walmart for firing a North Carolina employee with Crohn’s disease after the retail giant allegedly refused to grant her disability-related leave.

Daily World News

• The U.S. has informed Russia that it will no longer exchange detailed data on its strategic nuclear forces following Moscow’s decision to suspend its participation in the New START treaty cutting long-range arms, U.S. officials said Tuesday.

• The first shipment of Leopard 2 tanks from Germany has been sent to Ukraine, the German defence ministry says. Eighteen cutting-edge main battle tanks were delivered after Ukrainian crews were trained to use them. Defence Minister Boris Pistorius said he was sure the tanks could "make a decisive contribution" on the frontlines of the war.

• North Korea has revealed small nuclear warheads, which it says can be fitted on to short-range missiles. The North has long claimed it has tactical nuclear weapons, capable of hitting targets in South Korea (More)

Business & Tech

• Dollar General in settlement talks over workplace safety violations, federal agency says (More)

• Goldman Sachs says generative A.I. could impact 300 million jobs — here’s which ones (More)

• Elon Musk: Twitter says parts of source code leaked online (More)

Wealthy Wise

• Ivy League Prices Are Pushing $90,000 a Year (More) | How to turbocharge profits by building a digital business anatomy (More)

• This is not another banking crisis, analysts say. Elliot Smith, CNBC. The collapse of U.S.-based Silicon Valley Bank, the biggest bank failure since the global financial crisis, sparked a sell-off in banking stocks as contagion fears spread. The S&P 500 Banks index climbed 3% on Monday, but remains down 22.5% over March, while in Europe, the Stoxx 600 Banks index closed 1.7% higher Monday but has shed more than 17% this month. Citi concluded that we are in an “irrational market.”

• Fed's Barr sees 'need' for stronger regulation of regional banks after SVB (More)

Sports and Entertainment

• Seahawks' Pete Carroll quashes talk of Jamal Adams' demise (More) | Wade, Nowitzki, Gasol, Popovich, Hammon, Parker elected to HOF (More)

• NFL, RedBird Capital Launch New Company to Deliver Games to Bars and Restaurants (More) | Kelly Clarkson reveals 'Chemistry' album release after divorce (More)

• How Chain, B.J. Novak’s Concept Restaurant, Built a Nostalgia Factory With Hollywood’s Help (More) | Old Dominion's Matthew Ramsey forced to postpone shows after fracturing pelvis in ATV accident (More)

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