Here are 5️⃣ things to know for April 10. 1️⃣ US intelligence document leaks 2️⃣ New Jersey mosque stabbing 3️⃣ Abortion drug access 4️⃣ Electric vehicles 5️⃣ The Masters
Amid many pressing political duties, the Biden administration will make time today for an annual tradition dating to the 1870s: the White House Easter Egg Roll. About 30,000 visitors are expected to converge on the South Lawn for family-friendly activities centered around the theme of “EGGucation.” Here’s what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and On with Your Day. 1.
New details of King Charles’ coronation revealed Carriages, crown jewels … and a new emoji. Here’s what you can expect when the new British sovereign is crowned alongside his wife, Camilla. Tesla is opening a Megafactory in China The Shanghai facility will create Megapacks, or large batteries that can store enough energy to power about 3,600 homes for one hour, the company says. ‘The Super Mario Bros.
What we are seeing right now is a breaking of the law.” – Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, calling for the impeachment of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas following revelations that he did not disclose several luxury trips funded by a Republican megadonor.
Check your local forecast here>>> AND FINALLY Happy National Siblings Day In the US and Canada, many people today will celebrate the special bonds they have with their brothers and sisters. In honor of the day, here are two talented sisters who are also Olympic athletes.
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The Masters within the Masters makes special tournament unlike any otherFor the golf junkie, Masters week is a gift.
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Masters Live Updates | Rahm wins first Masters championshipJon Rahm shot 69 to capture his first Masters championship by four strokes over LIV golfers Brooks Koepka and Phil Mickelson, becoming the fourth player from Spain to win a green jacket. Rahm finished at 12-under 276, pulling away from Koepka, who entered the final round with a two-stroke lead but struggled all day with his accuracy and shot 75. Mickelson turned back the clock again, matching his best round ever at the Masters with a 65. The 52-year-old Mickelson had eight birdies as the sun replaced two days of steady rains on Sunday. Rahm becomes the first Spaniard since Sergio Garcia to win the Masters in 2017. Seve Ballesteros and Jose Maria Olazabal, also from Spain, both won twice at Augusta National.
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Competing abortion pill rulings sow broad alarm, confusionCompeting rulings by two federal judges over the availability of the abortion pill mifepristone are sowing alarm and confusion — and opening a new front in the battle over abortion in the United States. One federal judge in Amarillo, Texas on Friday put on hold federal approval of mifepristone, one of the most commonly used medications to prevent pregnancies. Another federal judge in Spokane, Washington ruled differently in a separate case and ordered the federal government not to restrict the drug's availability. Some abortion rights advocates have little confidence the U.S. Supreme Court will side with abortion advocates on the abortion pill issue after the court last June struck down Roe v. Wade.
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Masters 2023: Tiger Woods wraps up second round after weather delayTiger Woods has six holes to make the cut.
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Storms bring down trees at Masters, play halted in 2nd round - Alabama NewsBrooks Koepka was the leader at 12 under when play stopped.
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Weather-hit Masters resumes at rainy, chilly AugustaThe weather-interrupted second round of the Masters resumed under steady rain on Saturday with Spaniard Jon Rahm looking to catch clubhouse leader Brooks Koepka at Augusta National where tournament officials hope to get the major back on track.
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