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SpaceX's xAI Sells All Colossus I Capacity to Anthropic, Eyes More AI Deals
SpaceX's xAI sold its entire Colossus I data center capacity to Anthropic for $1.25 billion per month. Musk is now discussing additional deals and developing orbital data centers, as the company prepares for its IPO.

45 Members of Mexican Mafia Detained in California on Drug and Violence Charges
Authorities in California arrested 45 members and associates of the Mexican Mafia during a coordinated raid, uncovering weapons, cash, and drugs. The arrests signal increased law enforcement focus on organized crime involved in trafficking and violence, with further investigations underway.

US Preschool Enrollment Reaches Record 1.8 Million Amid State Expansions and Funding
US preschool enrollment for 4-year-olds hit a record 1.8 million last year, fueled by expanded state programs and funding. Despite progress, access remains uneven, highlighting the need for ongoing policy efforts to ensure quality and equitable early childhood education.

California records 3 snake attack deaths, surpassing annual average
California has seen a sudden increase in snake attack-related deaths, with three fatalities so far, outpacing the usual annual average of one. Experts are now analyzing potential environmental causes behind this alarming trend.

California's Amazon price-fixing lawsuit cites fresh evidence of coercion and collusion
California's lawsuit against Amazon now includes newly cited emails and documents that implicate the company in pressuring vendors to inflate prices. This development could significantly influence the upcoming trial and regulatory actions.

BIGBANG Confirms 20th Anniversary Album and World Tour Starting in August
BIGBANG revealed during their Coachella performance that they have finished a new album and will kick off a world tour in August, their first in several years. This milestone celebrates their 20th debut anniversary and excites fans globally.

Lee Ha-jun's remains, a centenarian independence fighter, return to South Korea from the US
The remains of Lee Ha-jun, a 104-year-old independence activist, are set to arrive in South Korea from the US this week. This event honors his legacy and reflects ongoing national efforts to memorialize independence fighters.

NCAA reveals top 16 seeds for 2026 men's basketball tournament, led by Michigan, Duke, Arizona
The NCAA selection committee announced the top 16 seeds for the 2026 men's basketball tournament, highlighting Michigan, Duke, Arizona, and Iowa State. This key update shapes regional brackets and betting odds as teams prepare for Selection Sunday.

Live Nation and Ticketmaster to Appeal Landmark Monopoly Verdict
A US jury found Live Nation and Ticketmaster operate as an illegal monopoly in concert ticketing. The companies plan to appeal, which may influence future regulation and industry practices.

Mexican Court to Decide on Reopening Link to La Luz del Mundo Abuse Case
Mexico's court will determine on April 16, 2026, whether to reopen the investigation into La Luz del Mundo's leader, Naasón Joaquín García, amid allegations of child sexual abuse. This decision could impact justice processes and the fight against religious institutional impunity.

Mexican Forces Confirm 'El Mencho' Killed During Jalisco Operation
Mexican authorities announced the death of CJNG leader 'El Mencho' during a federal operation in Jalisco. The event could reshape cartel dynamics and law enforcement strategies.

Jacob Bridgeman Wins Genesis Invitational, Secures First PGA Tour Title
Jacob Bridgeman claimed his first PGA Tour victory at the Genesis Invitational, narrowly beating Rory McIlroy amidst difficult greens at Riviera. The win catapults him to the top of the PGA Tour money leaderboard and sets the stage for his rising career.

Ronda Rousey and Gina Carano to headline Netflix MMA event on May 16 in LA
Ronda Rousey and Gina Carano are scheduled to headline a Netflix live-streamed MMA event on May 16 in Inglewood, California. This fight marks Rousey's return to MMA and could disrupt traditional promotion dynamics.

Swalwell, Gonzales Resign from Congress Amid Sexual Misconduct Allegations
Democratic Congressman Eric Swalwell and Republican Tony Gonzales resigned from Congress amidst sexual misconduct allegations. Their resignations highlight ongoing misconduct concerns and are expected to impact legislative and electoral dynamics.

NASA's Artemis II Astronauts Return to Earth After Nearly 10 Days in Lunar Orbit
NASA's Artemis II astronauts have returned to Earth after a nearly 10-day journey around the Moon, landing safely in the Pacific Ocean. This mission validates key spaceflight capabilities and paves the way for future lunar and Mars missions.

Trump Nominates Michelle Park Steel as U.S. Ambassador to South Korea
U.S. President Donald Trump has nominated Michelle Park Steel, a former congresswoman, to serve as ambassador to South Korea. The confirmation process will determine her influence on future U.S.-South Korea relations.

California Man Shot by ICE Faces Court Charges After April Incident
Carlos Ivan Mendoza Hernandez, shot by ICE officers in Patterson, California, on April 7, is now facing assault charges in court. This development follows the incident, which remains under investigation and reflects ongoing ICE law enforcement controversies.

Meta and Google face landmark $6M damages in social media harm to minors cases
Courts in California and New Mexico have ordered Meta and Google to pay about $6 million for social media-related harm to minors, the first such liability ruling in the U.S. These cases highlight growing legal pressure on social media companies to address mental health concerns.

EFF Calls on CA and NY AGs to Investigate Google's Data Sharing Practices with ICE
The Electronic Frontier Foundation accuses Google of sharing user data with ICE without notice, breaking a decade-old promise. They are now urging California and New York authorities to investigate the company's privacy practices.

Britney Spears voluntarily enters rehab a month after DUI arrest in California
Britney Spears voluntarily entered rehab a month after her DUI arrest in California. This step reflects her commitment to recovery amid ongoing legal challenges and public scrutiny.