Rapper Macklemore, 40, drops pro-Palestine track "Hind's Hall," backing US campus protests, criticizing American funding, and advocating for peace through divestment.
The Indianapolis Star barred sports columnist Gregg Doyel from covering Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever after a contentious exchange during her news conference. Doyel is reportedly suspended without pay.
Missouri man faces second-degree murder charges for strangling his wife in a hospital bed. Ronnie Wiggs admitted to killing his wife during a dialysis visit.
Boy Scouts of America rebrands as Scouting America after 114 years, emphasizing inclusivity amid bankruptcy and abuse claims. The name change was announced at a Florida meeting.
The mayor of a large southern Brazilian city urges residents to adhere to water rationing as 80% lack running water following severe flooding. The disaster has claimed 90 lives with 130 missing.
Miss USA 2023 winner Noelia Voigt resigns, citing mental health. Voigt, also Miss Utah USA 2023, announced the decision on Instagram, later confirmed by the official Miss USA account.
Snoop Dogg sponsors Arizona Bowl, first to partner with an alcohol brand. Renamed "Snoop Dogg Arizona Bowl," formerly streamed by Barstool Sports, now set for wider TV coverage.
Brazil's President Luiz Ignacio Lula da Silva urged Congress to declare a state of public calamity due to heavy rains in Rio Grande do Sul. The floods claimed 85 lives, with over 130 missing and around 150,000 displaced.
Infant girl abducted near Clovis, Mexico, found safe; suspect in custody, FBI confirms. 10-month-old Eleia Maria Torres hospitalized in Clovis. Investigations ongoing into deaths of two women, 5-year-old girl's injuries.
An American soldier arrested in Vladivostok, Russia, faces criminal charges. The soldier received consular aid from the US Department of State, according to Army spokesperson Cynthia O. Smith.
Weston Cage, son of actor Nicolas Cage, sought for questioning in battery case involving his mother, Christina Fulton. Investigators aim to speak with him regarding an alleged altercation on April 28 in Los Angeles.
After a nine-year career, Aaron Judge, the New York Yankees' slugger, was ejected for the first time in his 869-game history. He disputed a called third strike in the seventh inning against the Detroit Tigers.
Chicago's Cinco de Mayo parade was halted by gang violence in the Little Village neighborhood. Scheduled to start at noon, it was canceled after gunfire was detected, per Chicago Police Department and organizers.
Floods in Brazil's Rio Grande do Sul state: 75 dead, over 100 missing, 155 injured, 88,000 displaced, 16,000 in shelters. Damage includes landslides, road closures, collapsed bridges, utility disruptions for 800,000.
Biden administration paused US arms shipments to Israel, reasons undisclosed. Not tied to Rafah, won't affect future deliveries. The National Security Council mentions continued security aid.
Actor Danny Trejo, 76, recognized for his rugged appearance and distinctive voice. Notable for his rough persona, marked by facial scars from cystic acne, iconic mustache, muscular physique, and intimidating demeanor.
Uruguay's flag, adopted on July 11, 1830, features nine horizontal stripes alternating blue and white, with a white square in the upper hoist-side corner. A yellow sun, called the Sun of May, with a human face resides within the square, symbolizing independence.
Singer Lionel Richie updates on King Charles' health during US event, noting the monarch, battling cancer, is 'doing well' but advised to 'sit still' during treatment, returning to public duties.
Missouri abortion rights campaign collects 380,000 signatures in 3 months, aiming to legalize abortion until fetal viability, facing near-total ban. 171,000 signatures required from 6 districts for ballot.
Heavy rains in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, claimed 39 lives, with 68 missing. Floods, the fourth disaster in a year, forced thousands to flee. The flooding surpassed 1941 levels, with some areas experiencing record-high water levels in nearly 150 years.
Maddy Baloy, a kindergarten teacher who shared her journey with terminal cancer on social media, dies at 26. Fiancé Louis Risher confirms her peaceful passing, stating she was "surrounded with love."
Xavier Tate, suspected in Chicago Police Officer Luis Huesca's murder, is arrested in Glendale Heights. Chicago police, with US Marshals, confirm the arrest, aiming for justice for Officer Huesca and his family.
President Biden, at a Washington fundraiser, labeled Japan and India 'xenophobic', grouping them with China and Russia, emphasizing US stance on welcoming immigrants for economic growth, calling upcoming election pivotal for democracy and freedom.
Haiti's presidential council majority bloc reverses decision on prime minister selection, opting to adhere to original agreement. The newly formed alliance "The Indissoluble Majority Bloc" returns to the April 3 accord, uniting nine sectors and parties in transition vision.
Prince William provides a rare update on Princess Kate Middleton's cancer battle. He visited James’ Place Newcastle in England, where well-wishers greeted him. Kate has postponed public duties to focus on treatment.
