caffeineTV takes on the loss of perhaps as nearly 1000 people in the Mediterranean Sea yesterday, the 20th anniversary of the worst domestic terrorist incident in US history, and the outbreak of HIV in rural Indiana.

A lot happened this week from the announcement of Hillary Clinton's run for president to observation of Holocaust Memorial Day to Madonna's trolling of Drake , as well as mass demonstrations for a living wage and Obama's meeting with Castro.

caffeineTV takes on the announcement of a hunger strike to spur the Senate to act on the nomination of Loretta Lynch for Attorney General, Holocaust Remembrance Day and Gwyneth Paltrow's "food stamp" challenge goes awry.

caffeineTV takes on the nationwide living wage protests in a 150 cities yesterday, a new report on the real costs of annual gun violence, and ISIS makes stunning victories this week despite reports of its demise.

caffeineTV takes on Tax Day chaos created for taxpayers by IRS budget cuts, the charge of anti-compeitive behavior by the European Union against Google, and Iraq's request for budget help from the United States.

caffeineTV takes on the now crowded Republican presidential field with the announcement of Senator Marco Rubio, the sentencing of Blackwater security personnel for an Iraq massacre, and Madonna's surprise move against Drake at the Coachella Music Festival

caffeineTV takes on Hillary Clinton's presidential announcement, the tragic funeral of Walter Scott and the first meeting between the presidents of the United States and Cuba in over a half century.

From the GermanWings crash to Indiana's Religious Freedom Law to the California drought this was a busy news week. Catch up on what happened.

caffeineTV takes on the announcement of California mandatory water restrictions by Governor Jerry Brown, convictions in the worst standardized cheating scandal in history, and a change of heart by Governor Asa Hutchinson on the state's newly passed religious freedom bill.

caffeineTV takes on the latest "religious freedom" law which passed the Arkansas legislature yesterday, the victory of Muhammadu Buhari and the persistent police stopping of Chris Rock.