Watch: Match of the Day 2 Highlights as Mark Chapman presents the best moments from a busy day of Premier League action, featuring all the goals and key incidents from Sunday’s matches. The Trump Department of Justice is pushing back against a U.S. Supreme Court order that temporarily blocked deportations under the Alien Enemies Act, arguing that the action was “fatally premature” and bypassed proper judicial procedures. The DOJ asserts that plaintiffs challenging the deportation process under the obscure wartime law improperly skipped over lower courts and brought their case directly to the high court. In a sharply worded response, Solicitor General D. John Sauer emphasized the Supreme Court’s role as a court of review, not first view, and criticized the lack of an established factual record or certified class. The Supreme Court’s emergency order, issued over the weekend, has sparked controversy, with Justice Samuel Alito calling it “unprecedented” and “legally questionable,” also noting that no deportations under the Alien Enemies Act were imminent or planned according to DOJ assurances. The Trump DOJ argues the Supreme Court should not block deportations, citing premature action and skipped lower courts as procedural missteps. A Minnesota judge has ruled that police violated the constitutional rights of Mayo Clinic doctor Connor Bowman by conducting overly broad searches during the investigation into the alleged poisoning death of his wife, Betty Jo Bowman. The judge found that search warrants lacked the required specificity and authorized unlawful rummaging, resulting in the suppression of critical digital evidence seized from 13 devices and an iPad, including texts, emails, and internet histories. Dr. Bowman faces a first-degree murder charge, accused of using gout medication to poison his wife in August 2023 amid marital and financial turmoil. Authorities allege he had purchased the drug colchicine using his Mayo Clinic email and misled others about her cause of death. The ruling could significantly impact the prosecution’s case. At Philadelphia's 92nd Annual Easter Promenade on South Street, families celebrated with flair and creativity amid shifting Easter traditions, as highlighted in this year’s event. While the bowtie-wearing Easter Bunny kicked off the festivities from a red Jeep convertible, a noticeable absence of dyed eggs sparked conversation among attendees. Although egg prices have dropped slightly, many families opted for alternative celebrations. Some, like Lisa Spark, chose plastic eggs filled with treats over traditional egg decorating, citing cost and practicality. Others, like Moe Eccles and his vegan daughter Amelia, embraced limited egg use as a symbolic gesture. Meanwhile, attendees like Jen Suarez and her daughters kept the egg-dyeing tradition alive as a way to foster unity. For longtime participants like Stephanie Jackson and Danesha Gallier, the Promenade itself has become the heart of their Easter celebration, adapting to economic realities while preserving the spirit of the holiday. Disneyland Unveils Special Offer for 70th Anniversary as the resort prepares to kick off its milestone celebration on May 16. Fans can now take advantage of specially priced tickets, starting at just $94 per day with a 4-Day 1-Park Per Day Ticket—available at prices lower than on Disney’s own site. The tickets, valid through August 1 without blockout dates, include three- or four-day options and can be upgraded with Park Hopper and Lightning Lane add-ons. The 70th anniversary festivities will feature the return of favorites like the Paint the Night and Better Together: A Pixar Pals Celebration parades, the Wondrous Journeys nighttime spectacular, and the debut of a new World of Color show, World of Color – Happiness!

Raiders' trade demands for Aidan O’Connell reportedly disclosed as the team considers moving on from the young quarterback. With veteran Geno Smith now positioned as the starter and Las Vegas open to drafting another quarterback, O’Connell’s future with the franchise appears uncertain. Despite showing promise as a fourth-round pick thrust into the starting role, the new coaching staff and front office are reportedly seeking a sixth or seventh-round pick in return for the 27-year-old. His starting experience could appeal to teams in need of a capable backup, especially as the Raiders look to reshape their quarterback depth chart. Derrick White Highlights Joe Mazzulla's Key Influence on Celtics as the veteran guard credits the head coach's unwavering confidence and empowerment for his own improved performance, particularly in three-point shooting. Since joining the Celtics in 2022, White has seen his shooting percentage rise significantly, attributing that growth to Mazzulla’s encouraging leadership. As Boston gears up to face the Orlando Magic in the opening round of the 2024 NBA Playoffs, White emphasized the importance of staying focused, acknowledging the challenge of playing against hungry young teams and the heightened intensity every opponent brings when facing the Celtics. With Mazzulla at the helm, White believes the team is well-prepared for another deep playoff push. Police apprehend stabbing and arson suspect at Maryland's National Harbor following a violent incident on Easter Sunday. Authorities responded to a domestic-related stabbing around 8:20 a.m., where a man and woman were found critically injured and their apartment set on fire by the suspect, who fled the scene. Less than two hours later, officers located the armed suspect at St. George Blvd and Potomac Passage in National Harbor. When the individual moved toward police with a knife, two officers discharged their weapons, fatally striking the suspect. The victims remain in critical but stable condition, and the Maryland Attorney General’s Independent Investigations Division is now handling the case. Scientists Capture First-Ever Video of Colossal Squid in the Wild, Despite Unexpected Mishap

In a landmark moment for marine biology, an international team of researchers from the Schmidt Ocean Institute has captured the first-ever video of a colossal squid in its natural habitat. The stunning footage, recorded by a remotely operated vehicle named SuBastian at a depth of 2,000 feet in the South Atlantic Ocean, reveals a juvenile specimen measuring only about a foot long. Despite its miniature size and transparent body, experts confirmed the find as a young colossal squid — a creature long shrouded in mystery and rarely observed alive.

Colossal squids are believed to inhabit the cold abyss of the Antarctic seas, where adults can grow up to 23 feet in length and weigh over 1,100 pounds. While this sighting is no Kraken-like behemoth, scientists say it offers a rare and valuable glimpse into one of the ocean's most elusive residents. Cephalopod biologist Kat Bolstad praised the discovery, calling it both humbling and thrilling, and expressed hope that future encounters will reveal even more about these deep-sea giants. Mega Millions ticket price more than doubles, prompting buyer concerns, after lottery officials raised the cost from $2 to $5 last week. While the first drawing under the new structure boasted prize amounts five times larger, some longtime players are thinking twice about participating. Jim Prather noted his wife has yet to play since the increase, while Tanya Golden said she may cut back, calling the new price "kind of expensive." At gas stations, managers have observed a noticeable drop in bulk purchases, though some believe the decline may be temporary as players adjust. The price hike aims to set Mega Millions apart from Powerball and comes with improved odds and the promise of significantly larger jackpots.

Analyzing Trump's Reductions to Federal Agency Budgets and Funding, the Trump administration—working with the Elon Musk-led advisory group known as the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE)—has implemented sweeping budget cuts across multiple federal agencies. These reductions, aimed at scaling back government spending and streamlining operations, have sparked legal challenges in some cases, with judges stepping in to block certain initiatives. As of April 20, the administration has significantly pared down programs in areas such as environmental regulation, education, and public health. Further updates are expected as the rollback efforts continue. Closing arguments are set for Monday in the Arizona murder conspiracy trial of Lori Daybell, who has chosen to represent herself and will not present any evidence in her defense. Daybell faces charges of conspiring in the 2019 death of her fourth husband, Charles Vallow, who was fatally shot by her brother, Alex Cox. Authorities allege the killing was a deliberate act, noting no emergency aid was rendered for over 40 minutes. Daybell, already serving a life sentence in Idaho for the murders of her two youngest children and conspiring to kill her fifth husband's first wife, now faces additional charges in Arizona, including a separate conspiracy in an attempted murder plot targeting her niece's ex-husband. Pope Francis Delivers Easter Message Calling for Global Peace—Despite still recovering from bilateral pneumonia, Pope Francis addressed thousands gathered in a tulip-filled St. Peter's Square on Easter Sunday. During his traditional "Urbi et Orbi" speech, the pontiff delivered a heartfelt plea for global peace, underscoring the importance of unity and compassion in troubled times. China has launched the world’s first thorium-powered nuclear reactor, marking a groundbreaking milestone in nuclear energy. Located in the Gobi Desert, the two-megawatt molten salt reactor reached full-power operation last June and has now achieved another world first: successful reloading while powered up. Unlike traditional uranium reactors, thorium is safer, more abundant, and less suitable for weaponization. Utilizing molten salt as both fuel carrier and coolant, the reactor significantly reduces meltdown risks, offering a safer and more efficient alternative to conventional nuclear technology. This breakthrough builds upon publicly available U.S. research from the mid-20th century. Paul Rudd showcases his ’90s charm in a new commercial for the Nintendo Switch 2, marking a nostalgic return more than 30 years after he starred in a similar advertisement for the Super Nintendo System. M&S shoppers are celebrating the arrival of a new Easter dessert now available in stores, as the retailer launches the Easter Nest Chocolate Roulade following the festive success of its Best Ever Yule Log. Designed to be the centerpiece of Easter gatherings, the indulgent treat features a light, hand-rolled chocolate sponge filled with velvety chocolate sauce and white chocolate mousse, topped with speckled eggs and a rich chocolate ganache. Available in M&S Foodhalls nationwide and via Ocado, the roulade has already garnered praise on social media for its taste and visual appeal. Senator Chris Van Hollen of Maryland said El Salvador attempted to portray President Nayib Bukele’s meeting with mistakenly deported Maryland resident Kilmar Abrego Garcia as an ideal setting, claiming officials wanted it to "look like he was in paradise." Van Hollen, who met with Abrego Garcia during a recent trip to El Salvador, shared his concerns during Sunday morning news appearances.

Flyers Fan Disrupts Jets’ Whiteout in Winnipeg — During Game 1 of the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs between the Winnipeg Jets and the St. Louis Blues, a Philadelphia Flyers fan made an unexpected appearance that caught the attention of many. Amid the traditional sea of white at the Canada Life Centre — a playoff tradition known as the "whiteout" — one fan stood out in striking contrast, proudly wearing a Flyers jersey. Positioned just three rows behind Jets goalie Connor Hellebuyck, the fan’s bold choice disrupted the uniform visual anticipated by fans watching across the league. The moment quickly gained traction online, with many noting the humorous and notable break in the all-white spectacle. Prime Minister Keir Starmer is under mounting pressure following reports that he plans to prioritize a defence deal with the European Union over safeguarding UK fishing rights. Critics claim Starmer is "over a barrel" to French demands, as negotiations suggest Britain may allow greater EU access to British waters in exchange for UK defence firms securing entry to EU weapons contracts. The move has sparked backlash from industry defenders who argue it compromises a vital UK sector and revives broken promises made to fishermen during the 2019 general election. Political commentators question the linkage of defence cooperation with fishing quotas, warning that Starmer appears to have sided with the defence industry at the expense of coastal communities. Pope Makes Easter Sunday Appearance Following Serious Illness — Pope Francis appeared on Easter Sunday despite a reduced schedule, as he continues to recover after being released from the hospital. Putin's Easter Truce: Potential Path to Peace or Reason for Doubt? Ukraine and Russia have traded accusations over violations of a 30-hour ceasefire intended to mark the Easter holiday. Despite the breaches, the fragile truce coincides with renewed diplomatic efforts, raising cautious hope for progress while highlighting persistent mistrust between the two sides. Happy Easter to all as churches across the country reflect on a season of renewal and growth. One congregation shares encouraging news, with average Sunday attendance steadily rising from 138 in 2022 to 170 in 2024—a contrast to many parishes still recovering from the impact of the pandemic. As Holy Week brings a reminder of humility and reflection, these signs of revitalization offer hope and inspiration for communities of faith nationwide. Labour Ministers Plan Urgent Meeting to Challenge Transgender Ruling

Labour ministers are preparing an urgent meeting this week to challenge a Supreme Court ruling that defines a woman strictly by biological sex, as revealed by leaked WhatsApp messages. The messages expose private frustration within Sir Keir Starmer's frontbench, with Culture Minister Sir Chris Bryant and Home Office Minister Dame Angela Eagle voicing strong opposition to the decision. Despite publicly welcoming the judgment, ministers are seen strategizing to organize against it, raising questions about internal contradictions. The ruling, welcomed by Equality and Human Rights Commission Chair Baroness Falkner, clarified that single-sex services must be based on biological sex and excludes transgender women from female sports. The controversy has sparked political fallout, including calls from Tory minister Kemi Badenoch for an investigation into Equalities Minister Bridget Phillipson over alleged discrepancies in her public statements. Shadow Minister for Women and Equalities Mims Davies criticized Labour for what she described as a deceptive stance, urging the Prime Minister to fully support the EHRC's forthcoming guidance. Judgement Day Highlights: Emerging Wales Prospect and Coach's Composure Shine as the tenth edition of the rugby showcase delivered a mix of highs and lows, with a standout performance from a rising Welsh talent and a display of calm leadership from the sidelines.

How a Satellite Appeared as a Ghostly Image on Google Earth — A high-resolution image captured by an Airbus Pleiades satellite on November 30, 2024, has revealed a surprising visual artifact on Google Earth. Over rural North Texas, the satellite itself appears five times in different colors, projected across a remote wildlife refuge. This ghostly effect results from the satellite's high speed combined with its use of multiple spectral bands—blue, green, red, panchromatic, and near-infrared—highlighting the complex imaging techniques used in satellite photography. The discovery was first shared by online users who spotted the anomaly while exploring the map platform. Unseen Judgement Day moments are drawing attention as the event unfolded at the Principality Stadium with the lowest crowd attendance in its history, raising concerns about fan engagement and the future of the event. Preparedness Updates for Sunday, April 20, 2025, reflect on key historical events, including the final victories of WWI flying ace Manfred von Richthofen on this date in 1918, deadly tornadoes that claimed 219 lives in Alabama and Mississippi in 1920, and the rare passing of Uranus by Neptune in 1993. Today’s update features a guest article by American Redoubt resident Brandon Smith and calls for entries to Round 118 of the SurvivalBlog non-fiction writing contest, offering prizes valued at over $950,000. Postmodern ideologies, particularly those associated with the progressive "woke" movement, are being portrayed by critics as glorifying harmful values. Accusations suggest that at their core, these ideologies promote deception and the victimization of others in pursuit of power and personal gain. Detractors argue that this movement mimics the traits of a "religion of evil," marked by rigid dogma and moral self-righteousness, challenging the inherent human sense of right and wrong. JWR’s Featured Meme of the Week spotlights a pointed critique of a recent Blue Origin spaceflight, highlighting the environmental cost of what was hailed as a historic, all-female mission. The meme underscores the irony of six wealthy women embarking on an 11-minute space junket “for the beautiful Earth,” while releasing an estimated 498 tons of carbon and 1,812 tons of CO2 into the atmosphere. Quote of the Day from the Editors: “And I saw heaven opened, and behold a white horse; and he that sat upon him was called Faithful and True…his name is called The Word of God.” This powerful biblical passage, rich in imagery and faith, underscores themes of divine justice, righteousness, and revelation. Notable birthdays on April 20 include musician Killer Mike, who celebrates his 50th birthday, and actor George Takei, turning 88 today. On April 20, 2010, a devastating explosion and fire aboard the Deepwater Horizon BP oil rig off the coast of Louisiana claimed the lives of 11 workers and triggered one of the worst environmental disasters in U.S. history, releasing millions of barrels of oil into the Gulf of Mexico. Sky Robo Technology Advances as the classic horizontally-scrolling shooter from Nichibutsu showcases innovative gameplay featuring a robotic protagonist capable of transforming into a powerful fighter jet, enhancing both strategy and immersion for players.

The Soyuz MS-26 spacecraft has successfully landed in Kazakhstan, bringing home the Expedition 72 crew after a seven-month mission aboard the International Space Station. The returning team included Russian cosmonauts and a NASA astronaut, concluding their extensive research assignment in space. Disney Plans Upgrade for Millennium Falcon Ride as it aims to enhance the experience on its Smugglers Run attraction at Disneyland and Walt Disney World. Set to launch on May 22, 2026—coinciding with the release of "The Mandalorian and Grogu" movie—the ride will feature a new mission, more interactive roles, and expanded galaxy travel to destinations like Tatooine, Bespin, Endor, and Coruscant. Notably, engineers—previously relegated to passive button-pressing—will now navigate the Falcon and care for Grogu, giving all riders a more dynamic and engaging experience. Satellite images reveal China's hidden nuclear submarine fleet, shedding light on the country's expanding undersea military capabilities. Recent updates to Google Earth imagery of the Qingdao First Submarine Base show at least six nuclear-powered submarines docked, with one additional vessel in drydock. Among them are two 09I SSNs, several advanced 09III(A) models, and the rarely seen Type 092 ballistic missile submarine, now considered inoperable and largely replaced by the newer Type 094. The U.S. Department of Defense estimates China will grow its submarine fleet from 60 to 65 by year’s end, possibly reaching 80 over the next decade. As evidence mounts of Beijing's military buildup—including the development of amphibious vessels reportedly intended for a Taiwan invasion—U.S. defense officials are raising concerns about preparedness, with Gen. Dan Caine warning the U.S. lacks the agility to deter adversaries. Taiwan’s President Lai Ching-te has vowed to increase defense spending, while American leaders urge unity in response to potential Chinese aggression. Free breakfast clubs are launching at 750 schools, offering thousands of parents access to 30 minutes of morning childcare starting Tuesday. Nearly one trillion Hudson's Bay Rewards points are up for auction as the bankrupt Canadian department store the Bay liquidates its assets in a sweeping fire sale. Among the historic items on offer are fur pelts, valuable paintings, and the company's original royal charter signed by King Charles II in 1670, a landmark document in Canadian history. Manus Gains Attention in AI Community as It Undergoes Testing

Manus, a new general AI agent developed by Wuhan-based startup Butterfly Effect, is capturing significant attention in the AI community following its recent launch. Touted as the world’s first general AI agent, Manus distinguishes itself from traditional chatbots by using a network of AI models—including Claude 3.5 Sonnet and fine-tuned versions of Qwen—and autonomously managing a wide array of tasks. Despite limited access, with fewer than 1% of wait-listed users granted invites, the platform has garnered praise from tech leaders like Jack Dorsey and Hugging Face's Victor Mustar. Early testers report that while the agent occasionally falters, it shows exceptional adaptability, transparency in reasoning, and strong potential as a digital assistant, fueling comparisons to earlier groundbreaking models like DeepSeek.

The New England Patriots appear to have their sights set on LSU offensive tackle Will Campbell, a move that aligns with their pressing need to bolster the offensive line, according to NFL Network draft expert Daniel Jeremiah. With the NFL Draft approaching, Jeremiah noted the Patriots seem focused on Campbell at their potential No. 4 pick, despite trade rumors swirling around that spot. Campbell, a 6-foot-6, 319-pound All-American and winner of the Jacobs Blocking Trophy, has impressed scouts with his physicality and technical skills, though his shorter arm length raises some concerns. Still, many analysts see him as the top offensive tackle in the draft, making him a popular prospect and a likely selection for New England. Football Focus takes center stage with European action highlights and an exclusive interview with Manchester City goalkeeper Ederson. This week, Alex Scott and her guests also reflect on Manchester United’s magnificent win in the Europa League, analyzing the key moments that led to their triumph. The Pittsburgh Steelers are reportedly exploring a potential trade for quarterback Sam Howell, adding another option to their unsettled quarterback situation. With uncertainty surrounding Aaron Rodgers' potential signing, the Steelers are keeping their options open, and Howell, currently available from the Seattle Seahawks, has emerged as a viable candidate. The 24-year-old started for the Washington Commanders in 2023, throwing for nearly 4,000 yards and tallying 26 total touchdowns despite leading the team to a disappointing 4-13 record. Seattle acquired Howell earlier this offseason but may be ready to move on after signing Drew Lock and naming Sam Darnold the starter. For the Steelers, acquiring Howell could create healthy competition with Mason Rudolph and offer a low-risk solution if they opt against drafting a quarterback in the first round. NBA executives are raising concerns about the growing impact of Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) deals and the NCAA transfer portal on the development and evaluation of future professional players. With college athletes now earning significant income and frequently transferring schools, front office personnel say they must dig deeper into a player's character and mental readiness, beyond just on-court talent. While NIL provides athletes with financial stability and may encourage some to stay in school longer, NBA scouts worry the early exposure to money and constant team changes may hinder maturity and resilience. Executives also blame the NCAA’s lack of regulation for creating an environment rife with tampering and instability, warning that the system's current trajectory could complicate player development and draft assessments. The Philadelphia 76ers face a difficult decision on $5 million center Andre Drummond as they look to reshape their roster following a disappointing 2024–25 season. Drummond, who averaged 7.3 points and 7.8 rebounds in 40 appearances, is expected to opt into his $5 million player option, making his expiring contract a potential trade asset. Despite his rebounding strengths, his limited offensive game and inconsistent defense could lead the Sixers to explore trade options as they seek financial flexibility to re-sign key role players like Guerschon Yabusele and Quentin Grimes. With cap space at a premium and stars Tyrese Maxey, Paul George, and Joel Embiid commanding large salaries, decisions on veterans like Drummond will be critical to the team’s offseason strategy.

Football Focus: European competitions heat up as Alex Scott and guests reflect on Manchester United's magnificent win in the Europa League, highlighting their strong performance on the continental stage. Viewers can also look forward to an exclusive interview with goalkeeper Ederson. The Minnesota Vikings are reportedly exploring a trade for former Washington Commanders and current Seattle Seahawks quarterback Sam Howell, amid growing speculation about bolstering their quarterback depth. Although J.J. McCarthy is the presumptive starter, the Vikings are seeking veteran insurance as McCarthy continues his development. With Seattle adding Drew Lock and already having Sam Darnold and Jaren Hall, Howell is seen as expendable. A proposed trade would send Howell to Minnesota in exchange for a conditional seventh-round pick in 2026. At 24, Howell offers more NFL experience than McCarthy or current backup Brett Rypien, potentially providing a more seasoned presence in a young QB room. The New England Patriots could revive a former top-10 pick, Evan Neal, through a trade with the New York Giants as they look to address major holes along their offensive line ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft. Neal, selected seventh overall in 2022, has struggled at right tackle with the Giants and is increasingly seen as a draft bust. However, with the Patriots needing both short- and long-term solutions at tackle and guard, they may be willing to take a chance on Neal’s untapped potential. Despite concerns about his pass protection and fit inside at 6-foot-7, his early experience at left guard and physical profile could make him a reclamation project in New England. Trading for Neal would represent a low-cost, high-upside move as the Patriots continue their offensive line rebuild. Vice President JD Vance participated in Easter observances with Vatican officials on Saturday, meeting with Cardinal Pietro Parolin in Vatican City to discuss the persecution of Christian communities and explore efforts to promote global peace. The United States and Iran have resumed indirect negotiations on a nuclear deal in Rome, with delegations meeting on Saturday to restart discussions. A follow-up round of talks is scheduled for next Saturday, following a midweek expert session on technical matters. Cowboys Analysts Reach Consensus Ahead of NFL Draft

As the 2025 NFL Draft approaches, analysts across the league have reached a surprising consensus regarding the Dallas Cowboys’ No. 12 overall pick. With new head coach Brian Schottenheimer at the helm and a need to revamp the offense around quarterback Dak Prescott and star wideout CeeDee Lamb, experts widely agree the Cowboys are likely to target a wide receiver in the first round. Among the top names being discussed is Texas' explosive playmaker Matthew Golden, whose speed and separation skills have caught the attention of Dallas scouts despite some consideration being given to Arizona’s Tetairoa McMillan. With the Cowboys eager to find a strong WR2 to complement Lamb, all eyes will be on who they ultimately select to kick off a new era in Dallas. Max Verstappen secured pole position for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, edging out McLaren's Oscar Piastri in qualifying after Lando Norris crashed out, disrupting the session and ending his hopes of a strong grid position. Saracens climb into the top four after a commanding second-half performance secured their victory over Gloucester, marking a strong return to form in the Premiership. Scarlets secure victory over Dragons with a second-half comeback, keeping their play-off hopes alive with a crucial bonus-point win on Judgement Day at the Principality Stadium.

Football Focus: European Highlights and Ederson Interview — Alex Scott and guests reflect on Manchester United’s magnificent win in the Europa League, celebrating a standout performance that has captured the attention of football fans across Europe. West Indies miss out on Women's World Cup spot by 0.01 run rate, narrowly losing their chance to compete in the upcoming autumn tournament as Pakistan and Bangladesh clinch the final two qualifying positions. The loss of international students could significantly impact colleges, as these students have long been a crucial source of revenue, often paying full tuition and helping to subsidize domestic education costs. Recent actions by the Trump administration — including threats to deport students on visas, escalating trade tensions with China, and a request for Harvard to provide lists of foreign students — have fueled concerns that the United States is becoming increasingly unwelcoming to international scholars, creating widespread anxiety across university campuses. Avalanche coach Jared Bednar has provided a major update on the potential return of team captain Gabriel Landeskog, raising hopes for Colorado ahead of their Stanley Cup playoff series against the Dallas Stars. Landeskog, who has not played since the Avalanche's 2022 Cup victory due to extensive knee issues and a cartilage transplant surgery, recently completed a two-game AHL rehab assignment and is now considered an option for Round 1. Entering the fourth year of his eight-year, $56 million contract, Landeskog told reporters he feels good physically and is taking his progress day by day. Star defenseman Cale Makar expressed excitement at the possibility of the captain’s return, calling him a "huge addition" and a major motivator for the team. Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced a 36-hour ceasefire in Ukraine to coincide with Orthodox Easter celebrations. He expressed hope that Ukraine would reciprocate, stating, "we assume that the Ukrainian side will follow our example." Critics of elite institutions grapple with their enduring influence, as conservative figures like Donald Trump simultaneously attack and revere them. While denouncing Ivy League schools as "woke hellscapes," Trump proudly touts his own degree from one and uses such credentials to assess others' intelligence. Conservative culture warriors aim to reshape these universities, drawn to their prestige, even as their efforts risk undermining the very standards of rigor and excellence that gave these institutions their status. The Buffalo Bills may place $28 million star linebacker Matt Milano on the trade block as the team continues its trend of making tough but financially driven roster decisions. Despite being one of the NFL’s top linebackers in 2022, Milano’s performance has declined due to injuries that have limited him to only nine games over the past two seasons. With his play falling off and entering the final year of his contract, analysts suggest the Bills could be open to moving him, even as General Manager Brandon Beane remains optimistic about his recovery for 2025. Scarlett McGwire has sharply criticized the Premier League as "appalling" and "exploitative" after revelations that clubs are charging nearly £2,000 for children to serve as mascots at matches. The cost of the most expensive mascot package has surged by 157 percent since 2020, reigniting concerns over the league’s inaccessibility for low-income families. Inside Trump's Tariff Strategy: President Trump's approach to tariffs is driven more by psychology than traditional economic theories or market conditions. According to insiders, tariffs are a deeply ingrained part of his mindset, making his policy moves unpredictable to analysts but understandable to those familiar with his thinking. One adviser noted the strategy will involve trial and error, boundary-pushing, and characteristic Trump flair.

UN Backs Labour's Proposal to Deport Rejected Asylum Seekers to 'Return Hubs' — The United Nations refugee agency has endorsed Labour's initiative to establish "return hubs" for deporting individuals whose asylum claims have been rejected. This marked shift follows Home Secretary Yvette Cooper’s discussions with the UNHCR about paying Balkan countries such as Albania, Serbia, Bosnia, and North Macedonia to host these offshore processing centres. Modeled in part on Italy’s partnership with Albania, the proposal aims to create legally-compliant return mechanisms, provided human rights standards are upheld. Sources describe the UN’s backing as a “game-changer,” potentially offering political cover and legal certainty amid record migrant crossings in 2025. A major A-road in Kent has been closed in both directions to allow for emergency gas repairs. The gas company responsible for the work stated it is "too early" to determine how long the repairs will take, leaving motorists facing potential delays as crews assess the situation. Daniel Jeremiah Previews Eagles' Strategy for 2025 NFL Draft—former Philadelphia Eagles scout and current NFL Network draft analyst Daniel Jeremiah spent time Friday discussing the upcoming draft with reporters, offering insights into the team's potential approach for 2025. Drawing on his experience within the organization, Jeremiah provided analysis on prospects and positional priorities that the Eagles may focus on next year. Prince Harry Criticized for Ukraine Visit During Ongoing UK Security Dispute

Prince Harry is facing criticism for visiting war-torn Ukraine amid an ongoing legal battle with the UK Home Office over security protection. The Duke of Sussex travelled to Lviv, where he met with victims of the conflict at the Superhumans Centre, just days after appearing in the UK to appeal a decision denying him taxpayer-funded police protection. Critics have accused him of "picking his battles," pointing to the contradiction of calling the UK unsafe while voluntarily entering a war zone. Broadcaster Sarah-Louise Robertson labeled Harry "entitled," questioning his judgment and past comments about killing Al-Qaeda members during his military service. Defenders, including Labour MP Barry Gardiner, argue that Harry's visit was in support of war veterans and aligns with the mission of the Invictus Games, maintaining that as the King's son and a veteran, he should receive proper protection. Erica Stoll's whereabouts remain unclear as Rory McIlroy returns to the UK alone following his historic Masters Tournament victory. Just days ago, the couple appeared jubilant at Augusta National, celebrating McIlroy's emotional win that completed his career Grand Slam. However, despite their public show of unity and recent reconciliation, Stoll did not accompany McIlroy back to Northern Ireland, sparking speculation. In post-victory interviews, McIlroy acknowledged his support system without mentioning his wife, further heightening interest in her absence. The reason for her remaining in the U.S. is unknown, with no official comment from the couple. A Liberal Democrat-led council is under fire after spending £13,000 to convert public toilets into gender-neutral facilities at Latchmere Recreation Ground in Battersea. The move by Kingston Council comes amid a heated national debate following the Supreme Court's recent ruling defining a woman based on biological sex, which has sparked backlash from transgender activists. Critics, including Conservative MPs, have condemned the council's decision as wasteful, especially as it coincides with a five percent hike in council tax, making Kingston the most expensive borough in London. Defending the initiative, a Liberal Democrat spokesman accused the Conservatives of hypocrisy, noting that gender-neutral facilities have also been introduced under Tory-run governments and councils.