Bulletin Brief

Seven youths injured during Indianapolis mass shooting (NBC) (CNN)

Biden takes heat from Trump over transgender holiday and responds to violent video (AP) (CNN)

US sends bombs to Israel while ceasefire talks resume & Netanyahu has surgery (NBC) (Reuters)

AT&T faces major data breach (CBS)

N.C. State heads to first Final Four since 1983 (AP)

Louis Gossett Jr. dies at the age 87 (AP)

Beyonce’s first country music album released (CBS) 

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In Must Know News…

• At least 7 people between the ages 12 and 17 were injured in a mass shooting outside an Indianapolis mall on Saturday, the 3rd mass shooting in Indianapolis in as many weeks. With no suspects in custody, a motive remains unclear, but police believe multiple firearms were used. All of the victims are in stable condition. 
• After declaring March 31st the national “Transgender Day of Visibility,” President Biden took criticism from Donald Trump’s campaign and religious groups for the overlap with Easter this year, calling it a quote “assault on the Christian faith.” Concurrently, Trump posted a video on Friday featuring an image of Biden tied up in the back of a pickup truck, a move critics are calling quote “inflammatory” and “violent.”
• The US sent more than 2,300 bombs to Israel after assurances that the American weapons would be used within the laws of war. Calls for a ceasefire continue, however, as negotiation talks in Cairo between Hamas and Israel resumed on Sunday. Additionally, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu underwent a hernia surgery yesterday, with hopes for an immediate return.

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In Other Notable News…

• The telecommunication company AT&T informed customers on Saturday that a massive data breach sent millions of users’ personal information such as social security numbers to the “dark web”.
• N.C. State is heading to its first Final Four game since 1983 after their win over Duke on Sunday. With a nine-game winning streak, the team now heads to Arizona to face off against Purdue.  
• Louis Gossett Jr., the first Black man to win the supporting actor Oscar for his role in the TV miniseries “Roots”, died on Friday at the age of 87. 
• Beyonce’s first country album, “Cowboy Carter”, was released on Friday. With features from country music legends like Dolly Parton and Willie Nelson, Beyonce continues to break records as the album reached the number 2 spot on Apple Music. 

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