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Ranger Suarez threw eight scoreless innings in a no-decision and Boston won 1-0 on Masataka Yoshida's walk-off chopper in the 10th inning.

Authorities say eight children ages 3 to 11 were killed at a Shreveport home and police identified the alleged shooter as Shamar Elkins; several others were wounded and officers say the suspect was shot after a reported carjacking and pursuit.

Jordan Peterson has a reported recurrence of akathisia after a diagnosis of chronic inflammatory response syndrome (CIRS) and a subsequent bout of pneumonia with sepsis, and his daughter said he has not taken psychiatric medication since January 2020.

Target obtained 72 licenses to sell low‑potency THC hemp drinks at all its Minnesota stores, effective April 1 for one year; federal hemp rules changed in late 2025 and a scheduled restriction in November leaves the legal outlook uncertain.

Psychedelic retreats offer drug-assisted experiences worldwide but are generally illegal under U.S. federal law; officials have directed faster FDA review of psychedelics and researchers report potential harms.

Samed Ağırbaş led high-level engagements in Washington during the IMF | World Bank Spring Meetings (13–16 April) to position COP31 Antalya as an "implementation event" focused on climate finance, resilience, and inclusive global action.

Court audio played at trial reportedly captured FedEx driver Tanner Horner singing while a young child was in his delivery truck; Horner has pleaded guilty and the jury is now weighing whether to impose the death penalty.

A Pittsburgh family says a State Farm-hired mitigation crew tore out rooms after an ice storm and a public adjuster’s lead test came back positive. State Farm later reversed on a roof payment and denied additional living expenses, according to CBS Pittsburgh.

The House Oversight Committee has opened a probe into reports that at least 10 U.S. scientists in nuclear and rocket fields have died or gone missing, and it has asked federal agencies for information and a staff briefing by April 27.

Two millionaires have funded a new attempt to rescue a humpback whale stranded off Germany's Baltic coast, prompting praise from some members of the public and criticism from Greenpeace Germany, which says the animal is severely weakened.