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According to scientists, the occurrence of cavities has increased since the last decade due to changes in the human nutrition. A new study compared historical teeth to contemporary samples, concluding that a particular cavity-causing bacteria has become more prevalent as a result of sugars and cereal grains ‘ widespread use.
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1. Bridge decline
Two of the six development workers who died when a cargo ship struck a wall of Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge had their systems recovered. Search efforts have been halted in the hunt for the four different personnel, who are believed to be dead. The boat’s crew initially reported difficulties with the vehicle when a captain radioed for assistance from tugboats at around 1:26 a.m. ET on Tuesday, just before the ship hit a gate column, according to the National Transportation Safety Board, citing information from a voyage recorder. According to NTSB Chair Jennifer Homendy, the investigation into the incident may take up to two times. In the meantime, the movement of boats in and out of Baltimore has been halted indefinitely.
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2. Gaza
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has stated to members of the US Congress that “victory in Gaza is” only a few weeks away” as Israel continues to pursue its planned offensive in the region.” Because of the country’s” self-preservation” being at stake, Netanyahu continued, saying that Israel had no choice but to “move into Rafah, where more than one million people are sheltering.” ” Negotiable and President Joe Biden’s relations have deteriorated due to disagreements over the impending invasion of Rafah. In addition, a UN representative in the Palestinian territories asserts that there are “reasonable grounds” for believing that Israel is carrying out a genocide in Gaza. Israel said it” utterly rejects” the report, which it said” brings shame” to the UN Human Rights Council.
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3. Immigration
While legal arguments for a controversial Texas law that allows state officials to detain and arrest people they suspect of entering the country illegally will continue to be unconstitutional. A federal appeals court upheld the law’s designation as SB 4 in a 2 to 1 vote, citing the court’s decision to decide whether it violates the US Constitution. Immigration advocates are concerned about more racial profiling, detentions, and attempted deportations by state authorities in Texas, where Latinos make up 40 % of the population, because of the law. After the Supreme Court last week set it aside for a short time, the appeals court panel then put it back on hold hours later, SB 4 has been in limbo.
4. Disney
After the parties reached a settlement, Disney and Florida will likely end a protracted conflict. The conflict between the governor of Florida and the theme park Ron DeSantis began in March 2022 when Bob Chapek, the then-CEO of Disney, voiced opposition to a bill that would restrict certain LGBTQ topics in the classroom. The bill was referred to as a” challenge to fundamental human rights” by Chapek. DeSantis demanded that Florida’s legislature remove the long-standing special tax exemptions for Disney in Central Florida and design a new board of hand-choice supervisors to run the district shortly after. Both parties agreed to settle their differences outside of the courtroom in a way that would n’t require either party to admit fault or liability. A trial was scheduled to begin in June.
5. Crypto
Sam Bankman-Fried, who was once known as a cryptocurrency whiz kid, is scheduled to be sentenced today for his role in the demise of the FTX crypto exchange. Federal prosecutors want to sentence him to a maximum sentence of 50 years in prison for allegedly defrauding investors and stealing billions of dollars from his now-bankrupt crypto exchange. In what the prosecution has called one of the largest financial frauds in history, Bankman-Fried was found guilty in November of stealing more than$ 8 billion and engaging his employees in a years-long coverup. Under federal sentencing guidelines, he could face a maximum sentence of 110 years.
BREAKFAST BROWSE
Controversial ‘ Titanic’ prop sells at auction
One of the most iconic and hotly- debated props in cinematic history — the floating wood panel from James Cameron’s 1997 movie” Titanic” — recently sold at auction for more than$ 700, 000.
Tiger sharks wearing cameras reveal world’s largest seagrass ecosystem
Scientists fixed tags equipped with cameras onto tiger sharks so that they could view the ocean floor from a new perspective. See the footage here.
The format for NFL games to begin is fundamentally changing.
NFL kickoffs will look dramatically different next season after NFL owners approved new rules that are set to change the way special teams are played.
Spanish soccer boss Rubiales is facing a 2.5-year prison sentence due to his actions during the World Cup.
Disgraced soccer chief Luis Rubiales may face jail time for his unwanted kiss on star forward Jennifer Hermoso after Spain’s World Cup victory.
Living with no visual memories: ‘ I ca n’t relive any experience I see’
Meet two women who have unique ways of seeing the world: one cannot see people or events, the other may not see too much.
IN MEMORIAM
Former Sen. Joe Lieberman, the first Jewish vice- presidential nominee of a major party, died Wednesday in New York due to complications from a fall. He was 82. Al Gore, the Democratic-turned-Independent, chose him as his running mate in 2000. The Supreme Court ultimately decided the disputed election in favor of the then-Texas governor. George W. Bush.
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TODAY’S NUMBER
$1.50
That’s the price of Costco’s hot dog- soda combo — exactly what it cost in 1985. Costco has kept the line on this deal as a strategic decision, despite inflation’s inflation-driven price increases for American consumers. The hot dog combo is known as a loss-leader because it encourages the company to draw in and keep customers as opposed to the$ 4.99 rotisserie chicken from Costco.
TODAY’S QUOTE
” As leaders of governments, civil society, and the private sector have a moral, ethical, and societal duty to ensure that artificial intelligence is adopted and developed in a way that safeguards the public from potential harm and ensures that everyone is able to benefit from it to its fullest extent,” said the leader.
— Vice President Kamala Harris, today announcing new requirements for US agencies to stop AI from being used discriminatorily. For instance, one of the policies will let travelers decline recognition scans at airport security screenings out of concern that their travel plans may be harmed.
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It’s spring allergy season
According to the CDC, more than 1 in 4 adults have seasonal allergies, and many people develop sniffles during this time of year. Discover why allergy season begins earlier and lasts longer.
