BBC World
After two years of ignoring a perfectly good canopy bridge, one Sumatran orangutan finally crosses it, potentially saving his community from inbreeding and extinction.
The Guardian
Georgia's wildfires aren't done yet: more than 120 homes demolished, 10% containment, and a foil balloon gets the blame for one of them.
TechCrunch
Canadian AI startup Cohere swallows German rival Aleph Alpha with help from Lidl's parent company, aiming to offer a 'sovereign' AI alternative that's basically a transatlantic marriage of convenience.
The Hill
Steak 'n Shake hires a former HHS adviser as 'MAHA officer,' swaps seed oils for beef tallow, and declares milkshakes healthy - because sugar, egg yolks, and cream are apparently the new superfoods.
ZDNet
DJI's Osmo Nano action cam is smaller than a thumb, tougher than a GoPro, and comes with built-in storage so you never again forget your SD cards on a mountaintop.
The Guardian Europe
Manchester City's treble hopes survive a Southampton scare and a deflected own goal, while Wembley's beer puts fans to sleep faster than the halftime analysis.
ScienceDaily
Harvard researchers find that gut bacterium Morganella morganii can incorporate an industrial chemical to trigger inflammation, potentially explaining a link to depression - because apparently, your gut bacteria are also judging your cleaning…
The Guardian
A woman is arrested after a Wolverhampton house fire kills two young boys, leaving police to state the obvious about tragedy.
The Verge
Study finds we're speaking nearly a third less than in 2005, and it's not just because we have nothing to say.
The Hill
Bill Maher fact-checks Trump's claim of victory against Iran, noting the Strait of Hormuz is still closed, no uprising happened, and the regime remains - but sure, tell us again how you won.
The Guardian
A dozen quick-thinking Mississippi middle schoolers turned a potential bus crash into a team sport after their driver passed out - no driver's licenses required.
ScienceDaily
Astronomers may have spotted a rare second kilonova - but it's hiding behind a supernova like a cosmic drama queen.
The Hill
The government opens a refund portal for tariffs the Supreme Court said were illegal, because nothing says 'we fixed it' like a 60-90 day wait.
ZDNet
OpenAI's ChatGPT Images 2.0 can now generate infographics with correct text and logos, but it still occasionally invents fake companies and wrong star ratings - so basically, it's ready for middle management.
The Guardian Europe
London clubs Tottenham and West Ham fight relegation, Liverpool face a fourth loss to Crystal Palace, and Brighton stun Man City in the WSL - because late April is when dreams go to die or get weirdly resurrected.
The Atlantic
The Vatican and Silicon Valley are in a weird, mutually beneficial relationship where techies seek moral cover and the Church seeks relevance - and somehow, Claude is learning about mercy.
The Hill
A 17-year-old turns himself in after a deadly mall shooting, but one suspect remains on the loose, because Baton Rouge's Friday wasn't chaotic enough.
Inside Climate News
The Pacific is cooking up a super El Niño that could permanently shove Earth past the 1.5°C warming threshold, triggering regime shifts in heat, drought and rainfall patterns - because why have a stable climate when you can have a chaotic one?
The Guardian Europe
The secretary of the Department of Labor, Lori Chavez-DeRemer, resigned this week after several controversies surrounding her brief tenure at the helm of the agency
The Guardian
Indigenous leaders call out booing of welcome to country speeches at Anzac Day services as a 'cancer' and 'moral crime,' while some crowds show their respect by cheering louder than the hecklers.
The Good Times
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