Know their names: The Palestinian journalists killed by Israel in Gaza

Los Angeles Rams star Cooper Kupp announced on social media that the team is seeking a trade as the 2025 offseason begins, ending his time with the team after being a key player in their 2021 Super Bowl win. Kupp expressed disagreement with the decision but remains motivated and grateful for his time in LA, where he excelled as a Pro Bowler and Offensive Player of the Year. Despite being made available for trade, Kupp...

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu became the first world leader to meet President Trump at the White House since the inauguration, with discussions revolving around the future of Gaza, the wider Middle East, and Netanyahu's political standing. The meeting is crucial as tensions in the region remain high, and all updates on this conflict can be found at npr.org/mideastupdates. Full Article

A$AP Rocky's former friend, A$AP Relli, testified in court that he was not informed that the gun Rocky allegedly fired at him in 2021 was fake until the trial began. The prosecution challenged the defense's claim that Rocky carried a starter pistol that only shot blanks for security reasons. Despite text messages indicating Rocky tried to harm him, Relli stated that he was not informed the gun was fake. The trial, which could result in...

A recent study published in Neurology found that consuming processed red meat is linked to a higher risk of developing dementia and cognitive decline. Participants who consumed the most processed red meat had a 13% higher chance of dementia compared to those who consumed the least. Swapping processed red meat for fish, nuts, or legumes could reduce dementia risk by 20%. Experts recommend limiting red meat intake and following diets like the MIND or Mediterranean...

MBTA Transit police are seeking help to identify a person of interest linked to an assault on a disabled individual on a Red Line train at North Quincy Station in January. The incident occurred around 11:40 a.m. and police have released images of the individual, urging anyone with information to contact investigators anonymously at 617-222-1050. Full Article

Pakistan has threatened to deport around 20,000 Afghan refugees awaiting relocation unless their cases are processed swiftly by host governments, following a pause in U.S. refugee programs. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif set a deadline of March 31 for their expulsion from Islamabad and Rawalpindi if not relocated. Concerns have been raised about the fate of Afghan refugees, with reports of arbitrary detention and harassment in Islamabad. Full Article