Children's book by chef Jamie Oliver is withdrawn after criticism from Indigenous Australians

St. Maarten is offering cash, plane tickets, and a hotel stay to attract professionals and students back home, with married couples receiving $2,000 and single individuals $1,100 for relocation, along with additional benefits for families. Prime Minister Luc Mercelina announced the initiative to address a shortage of skilled professionals, with incentives including salary adjustments and assistance with student loans for returning residents. The Dutch Caribbean territory aims to reduce its net migration rate of 5.7...

A pro-life activist, Savannah Craven Antao, was punched in the face during a street interview in New York City, resulting in her being cut and bloodied. The incident, captured on video, occurred while Antao was discussing abortion and unborn children for the pro-life advocacy organization Live Action. Antao's husband described the attacker as becoming aggressive upon learning of her pro-life stance, leading to police involvement and a call for justice. Full Article

Boston University students held a planned protest demanding the creation of a “sanctuary campus” to protect students from federal government overreach, coinciding with a Department of Homeland Security officer being spotted on campus. Roughly 60 students chanted outside the Dean of Students office, calling for BU to become a sanctuary campus. Similar demands have been made at other universities across the country. Concerns about potential loss of federal funding were raised by the BU College...

Two otters, Ophelia and Louie, escaped from a Green Bay, Wisconsin, zoo, with Ophelia being found on March 28th after nearly two weeks, while the search for Louie continues. Ophelia was safely secured, returned to the NEW Zoo & Adventure Park, and is in perfect health, though she is napping more than usual. The zoo remains hopeful about Louie's return during otter breeding season, as he may be exploring further from home, while community reactions...

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Harriet Harman has urged Keir Starmer to ban smartphones in schools to protect children from harmful online content, questioning if the prime minister will prioritize parents' concerns over tech companies' resistance. Starmer recently met with Jack Thorne and children's charities to address online misogyny affecting young boys. Harman, the UK special envoy for women and girls, supports a nationwide ban on smartphones in schools to simplify rules for parents and pressure tech companies to address...