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More than 150 Catholic priests and others associated with the archdiocese of Baltimore sexually abused more than 600 children.

Baltimore archdiocese embroiled in child sex abuse scandal: April 6 rundown

Economists are warning of cracks in the system that started spreading before bank failures: Some worry credit tightening will become a credit crunch crisis.

The banking crisis is ‘not over’ — and another crisis is already looming

Banks were already tightening credit. But now smaller banks, where small businesses bank, are getting hit twice as hard.

Small business could struggle to get credit as banks face record withdrawals

Chase CEO Jamie Dimon is warning the government to avoid "knee-jerk, whack-a-mole or politically motivated responses," to the banking crisis.

Banking crisis ‘hiding in plain sight,’ Chase CEO Jamie Dimon says

Private companies are filing for bankruptcy at rates that exceed what was seen at the height of the pandemic. A credit crunch could make it worse.

Bankruptcy filings surpassed pandemic peak even before bank crisis took hold

Following the second and third largest bank failures in U.S. history, economists are worried credit tightening will become a credit crunch.

What’s a credit crunch? The feared bank phrase that may lead to a recession

SVB paid out bonuses hours before collapse. Its CEO sold $3.6 million in stock. Politicians want more authority to claw back with future bank failures.

SVB CEO sold millions in stock before collapse. Politicians want to claw it back.

Former President Donald Trump gave a speech after pleading not guilty to all 34 felony counts related to falsifying records.

Trump goes after prosecutors following not guilty plea: April 5 rundown

Former President Donald Trump was arraigned in a New York City courtroom on Tuesday, April 4, after being indicted by a Manhattan grand jury.

Trump pleads not guilty to 34 criminal charges

Twitter adopts Doge meme logo as Musk seeks to end $258B Dogecoin lawsuit

According to the Institute for Supply Management, manufacturing activity dipped to its lowest level in nearly three years in March.

US manufacturing activity drops in March, nears 3-year low: Media Miss

“Gone with the Wind” is the latest classic novel to get an update. New prints will include a warning of racist depictions.

‘Gone with the Wind’ reprints warn of racist depictions

Finland will become an official member of NATO nearly a year after it first applied following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Finland joins NATO, doubling presence along Russia’s border: April 4 rundown

Former President Trump will likely be charged with falsifying business records in the first degree. It's a felony.

Trump to be arraigned in New York on Tuesday: April 3 rundown

In this special report on the banking crisis following SVB's collapse, we reveal how often and how much bank customers have lost in failing banks.

Top 4 things you need to know about how safe banks are right now

Former president Donald Trump was indicted by a Manhattan grand jury. He's expected to be arraigned on April 4.

Trump indicted on charges related to hush money payments: March 31 rundown

Twitter has changed since Elon Musk bought the company and he's not done yet. Here are the moves Musk's made in Five For Friday.

Twitter’s legacy checkmark is going away. Here are 5 Musk-made changes.

Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.V., said he is willing to sue the Treasury Department if it doesn't implement EV tax credits the way he intended when he wrote them.

Manchin willing to sue Treasury over EV tax credit guidelines

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Army process to replace Black Hawk helicopter stalls

The new members of a Florida board overseeing Disney World said that Disney pulled a fast one on them, rendering them essentially powerless.

Florida district board calls out Disney over Disney World agreement

According to the U.S. Army, several people have died after two Blackhawk helicopters crashed during a training exercise.

Several dead after 2 Army Blackhawk helicopters crash: March 30 rundown

Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz testified before the Senate HELP Committee about the company's efforts to prevent unionization.

Schultz denies Starbucks broke labor laws in union negotiations

New details on the Nashville shooter, revealing the former student had legally purchased seven guns from five gun shops.

Nashville shooter had emotional disorder, bought 7 guns from 5 shops: March 29 rundown

In this special report on the banking crisis following SVB's collapse, we reveal how often and how much bank customers have lost in failing banks.

Banks are seen as safe but uninsured customers have been burned before