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WATCH: Cleopatra depicted as black in new Jada Pinkett Smith docuseries

Netflix announced that Hollywood star and activist Jada Pinkett Smith's docuseries on Cleopatra is set to stream on May 10 with the historically racially ambiguous queen depicted as black.

Texas dairy explosion might have been largest mass death of cattle ever

An explosion at a Texas dairy farm killed roughly 18,000 cattle, in what is likely the largest mass death of cattle ever.

‘Historic’ flooding in South Florida closes airport and schools

Severe flooding in South Florida has shut down schools and the local airport, as some parts of Broward County saw upward of 20 inches of rain overnight, according to preliminary reports.

WATCH LIVE: Pentagon holds press briefing over classified documents leak

The Pentagon is holding a press briefing regarding the leak of classified documents related to military intelligence, as the Biden administration continues to search for the parties responsible.

Florida Republicans in blue districts set to vote against six-week abortion ban

Florida state House Republicans are not all standing in solidarity over the proposed six-week abortion ban bill before them, stating the residents of their heavily blue districts are not in favor of tighter restrictions on abortion access.

Replacing Feinstein temporarily on Senate Judiciary Committee may be uphill climb for Democrats

When the Senate comes back into session next week, Democrats will try to replace Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) on the Judiciary Committee temporarily since she has been away recovering from shingles. But swapping out the 89-year-old Democratic senator for another is easier said than done.

San Francisco police arrest tech executive in connection with stabbing of Cash App founder

The San Francisco Police Department arrested a fellow technology executive in connection with the stabbing of Cash App founder Bob Lee, police said.

Amazon to release AI software in attempt to compete with Microsoft and Google

Amazon intends to compete with Microsoft and Google by developing artificial intelligence-powered tools.

White House hails falling inflation as PPI reaches 2.7%

The White House praised falling inflation as the producer price index plunged to a 2.7% annual rate in March.

DOJ seeks ’emergency relief’ over abortion pill restrictions at Supreme Court

The Justice Department plans to ask the Supreme Court to intervene after an appeals court froze part of a Texas judge's order that would have suspended that government authorization of abortion drug mifepristone.
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