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A recent episode of Grey's Anatomy features resident Kwan committing a crime by secretly treating a patient, hinting at his possible exit amid multiple cast departures including Kevin McKidd and Kim Raver. Showrunner Meg Marinis and departing star Kim Raver discuss the challenges of budget cuts and the emotional impact of character changes on the long-running series.
Taylor Swift dominated the 2026 iHeartRadio Music Awards, winning seven categories including Artist of the Year, while emerging artists like Alex Warren and veterans such as Miley Cyrus also took home honors. The Los Angeles ceremony, hosted by Ludacris, celebrated achievements across genres based on airplay, streams, and fan votes, highlighting music's diverse global landscape.
Rex Heuermann, accused in the Gilgo Beach murders, may change his plea to guilty on April 8, according to sources. The case involves seven victims whose remains were found on Long Island from 1993 to 2011, with a trial originally set for September.
A Westchester detective was arrested for allegedly selling guns to the violent 48 Gang on Long Island, linked to murders and robberies, just days after his promotion. The case has prompted a review of police hiring practices amid revelations of his prior termination and decertification status.
A Florida man allegedly shot his wife and her lover in a library parking lot before walking into the ocean, sparking a manhunt. Police describe it as a crime of passion, though the victim's family disputes the affair claim.
The March 26 episode of Grey's Anatomy advances the exit storyline for Owen Hunt and Teddy Altman, featuring their teamwork and hints of reconciliation ahead of the Season 22 finale. Other plots include a controversial romance between Winston and Jules, a surprise intern hookup, and an unauthorized experimental procedure by Dr. Kwan.
Rex Heuermann, accused in seven Gilgo Beach murders, is expected to plead guilty on April 8, according to sources, potentially resolving a long-standing Long Island case. The development follows his 2023 arrest and additional charges in 2024, built on DNA and cellphone evidence linking him to the victims.
Cathie Wood's Ark Invest sold significant stakes in AI leaders like Nvidia, AMD, TSMC, Broadcom, Alphabet, and Netflix on March 26, 2026, amid concerns over overvaluation and supply chain issues. The moves highlight growing caution in the tech sector as regulatory and production challenges mount.
Epstein survivors have sued the Trump administration's Justice Department and Google for exposing their private information in file releases, leading to harassment and trauma. The class action seeks damages and content removal, highlighting conflicts between transparency laws and victim privacy.
Philadelphia Phillies third baseman Alec Bohm has sued his parents for allegedly misusing millions from accounts they managed, seeking at least $3 million in damages. The parents deny the claims, stating they have always acted in his best interests, as the legal battle unfolds ahead of the 2026 MLB season.
New York Mets rookie Carson Benge hit a home run in his major league debut, contributing to an 11-7 Opening Day win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. The performance, highlighted by his poise against top pitching and team contributions from new acquisitions, signals a promising start for the revamped Mets.
Jalen Duren led the Detroit Pistons to a 129-108 win over the New Orleans Pelicans with a 30-point double-double, while the Charlotte Hornets snapped the New York Knicks' winning streak 114-103 behind Kon Knueppel's historic performance. In Orlando, Paolo Banchero's 30-point effort helped the Magic end a six-game skid against Sacramento, tightening the Eastern Conference playoff race.
Joel Eriksson Ek scored with 4.4 seconds left to give the Minnesota Wild a 3-2 victory over the short-handed Florida Panthers. The win boosts Minnesota's Central Division standing while highlighting Florida's injury woes in their playoff push.
Brandon Montour's overtime goal lifted the Seattle Kraken to a 4-3 victory over the Tampa Bay Lightning, ending a four-game skid and boosting their playoff chances. Key contributions from Kaapo Kakko, Bobby McMann, and Philipp Grubauer highlighted Seattle's resilience against a strong Tampa squad.
Indiana coach Curt Cignetti publicly reprimanded transfer wide receiver Nick Marsh for wearing gold cleats to spring practice, using the moment as a 'wake-up call' to enforce team standards. This incident highlights Cignetti's demanding style following the Hoosiers' national championship win, as the program integrates new transfers for the upcoming season.
Major cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin and Ethereum declined on Thursday alongside stock markets, triggered by President Trump's warning to Iran over stalled negotiations. Analysts from Santiment and Ali Martinez identified potential buy signals amid the bearish sentiment, suggesting a possible rebound in the near term.
U.S. stock markets closed lower amid a tech sector downturn, but biotech firm Kodiak Sciences surged on promising clinical trial results for its eye treatment. Other trending stocks like Meta Platforms declined due to a legal verdict and layoffs, while Unity, Lumentum, and Reddit saw mixed movements tied to strategic announcements and insider sales.
Apple has discontinued the Mac Pro workstation, confirming to 9to5Mac that it won't be replaced, as the product clashed with the company's integrated silicon approach. The more compact Mac Studio now serves as the flagship, amid shifts in the professional market toward AI-driven needs.
Wales suffered a 4-2 penalty shootout defeat to Bosnia and Herzegovina after a 1-1 draw in their World Cup playoff match in Cardiff, ending their qualification hopes despite a valiant effort led by manager Craig Bellamy. Bosnia advances to face Italy, while Wales reflects on a campaign marked by high energy and heartbreak.
The Australian government plans to close the independent Afghan embassy in Canberra by June, despite its role in aiding refugees with passports and documents since the 2021 Taliban takeover. Critics, including experts and Afghan advocates, warn the move endangers vulnerable exiles and insults past Australian efforts against the Taliban amid rising regional tensions.
