Author: Nicole Roney

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In a tragic turn of events, President Joe Biden has expressed his deep outrage and heartbreak over an Israel Defense Force attack that resulted in the deaths of seven members of the World Central Kitchen team in Gaza. The renowned chef and founder of WCK, José Andrés, gave an emotional interview to Reuters where he stated that the convoy was deliberately targeted and not accidentally as claimed by Israel. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel has expressed extreme sorrow over the deaths, insisting that the attack was not intentional. However, Andrés refuted this claim by emphasizing that the convoy was…

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In a series of dramatic public announcements, several celebrities have recently revealed their breakups in unconventional ways. Lupita Nyong’o took to Instagram to stage a nine-act soliloquy announcing her split from boyfriend Selema Masekela, while Landon Barker announced his breakup with TikToker Charli D’Amelio on social media. Meanwhile, Shakira surprised fans by releasing a diss track about her ex’s rumored love affair. In another shocking revelation, Tori Spelling broke the news of her divorce to Dean McDermott during a podcast recording. The episode, titled Misspelling, detailed the reasons behind their decision to end their marriage. During the podcast, Spelling spoke…

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The NCAA recently admitted to a human error in incorrectly measuring the 3-point lines at the women’s basketball tournament site in Portland, Oregon. The mistake was made by courts produced by Connor Sports, the contractor responsible for finishing the court. The error occurred when the hole at the center of the court used to place the net was punched in the wrong spot, leading to inaccuracies with the arc of the 3-point line. The NCAA quickly corrected the issue overnight by painting over the incorrect lines and repainting them correctly. The mistake was only noticed right before the Elite Eight…

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The Road Rug Cars team is buzzing with excitement as the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament heads into the Final Four round. UConn, the defending national champions, have once again emerged as the favorite to take home the title after a dominant run through the tournament. Head coach Dan Hurley has been a driving force behind UConn’s success, using a slight from a former Illinois player as motivation for his team. The Huskies are locked in and determined to repeat as champions. Joining UConn in the Final Four are Alabama, NC State, and Purdue. Alabama has relied heavily on their offense…

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RedHat Urges Immediate Action After Backdoor Discovered in XZ Utils Software RedHat has issued an urgent security alert after discovering that two versions of the XZ Utils data compression library have been backdoored with malicious code. This security threat, tracked as CVE-2024-3094, has a CVSS score of 10.0 and affects XZ Utils versions 5.6.0 and 5.6.1. The malicious code found in the compromised versions of XZ Utils interferes with the sshd daemon process for SSH via the systemd software suite, potentially allowing unauthorized remote access to systems. Microsoft security researcher Andres Freund was the one who discovered the issue, which…

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The New York Yankees kicked off their season with a thrilling comeback victory against the Houston Astros, showcasing their determination and skill on Opening Day. Trailing by four runs, the Yankees rallied to edge out the Astros 5-4 in a nail-biting finish. The game’s standout moment came in the ninth inning when new right fielder Juan Soto made a game-saving throw to prevent the potential tying run at home plate, securing the win for the Yankees. This crucial play not only demonstrated Soto’s defensive prowess but also highlighted the team’s strong defensive capabilities. The victory held extra significance for the…

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s coalition government is in jeopardy after the country’s supreme court ruled to end government subsidies for ultra-Orthodox men who do not serve in the army. The court’s decision comes after the government’s delays in presenting a proposal to increase the military enlistment of ultra-Orthodox men. The government has been given until Monday to come up with a new plan and until 30 June to pass it. Netanyahu had requested a 30-day extension to find a compromise, but the court did not respond to his plea. If the ultra-Orthodox parties exit the government, new elections could…

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Tech enthusiasts rejoice! The latest MacBook Air from Apple is currently on sale for $999 at both Amazon and B&H, making it the best laptop for most people according to Engadget. The deal is for the entry-level 13-inch model, equipped with 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. This discounted price is $100 less than purchasing directly from Apple and $50 less than previous sale prices on Amazon. Other configurations of the MacBook Air are also on sale, including a model with 16GB of RAM and a 512GB SSD for $1,399, as well as a 15-inch version for $1,204. For…

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The U.S. is gearing up for a rare celestial event as a total solar eclipse is set to take place on Monday, April 8. This natural phenomenon is not only a sight to behold but also a moment that requires caution, as looking at the sun directly during a solar eclipse can cause permanent damage to the eyes. To safely view the solar eclipse, experts recommend using special solar eclipse glasses that are designed to block out harmful rays. These glasses should comply with the ISO 12312-2 international standard to ensure they provide adequate protection. The American Astronomical Society Solar…

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Measles Cases Spike in the United States Measles cases have surged in the United States over the past three months, with a total of 64 cases reported across 17 states as of Thursday. This already surpasses last year’s total of 59 cases, raising concerns among health experts. Outbreaks have been identified in various locations, including a migrant shelter in Chicago, an elementary school in southeast Florida, and a children’s hospital and daycare in Philadelphia. Most cases reported this year have been linked to international travel, with the majority affecting children who had not received the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR)…

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