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• London Arson Attack on Jewish Ambulance Service Investigated as Hate Crime, Police Say

  The city’s main police force said it was investigating fires that struck four ambulances as an antisemitic hate crime.

  The New York Times
• International Energy Agency head says global economy faces major threat

  The head of the International Energy Agency says the global economy faces a “major, major threat” because of the Iran war.

  AP News
• Ian Jackson delivers performance St. John's needed in March Madness win

  Ian Jackson scored 10 big points in 20 minutes off the bench during the St. John's win against Kansas in March Madness on Sunday.

  New York Post
• March Madness Day 4 Recap: Iowa Stuns Florida, UConn Advances to Sweet 16, Alabama Rolls

  The Sweet 16 is set. Here is everything we saw during the second round to set the stage for next week.

  Sports Illustrated
• Men's March Madness 2026: Ranking the remaining 16 teams

  Six Big Ten teams! Upset-minded Texas! Buzzer-beaters and blowouts! Here's how the Sweet 16 teams stack up.

  ESPN
• Alan Ritchson Caught on Video in Neighborhood Brawl After Dirt Bike Noise Clash

  A fight between Alan Ritchson, who plays Reacher, and a neighbor is under investigation. This comes after a weekend confrontation over dirt bike noise, according to reports. This is supported… The pos...

  Yahoo
• Iran war energy crisis equal to 70s twin oil shocks and fallout from Ukraine war, says IEA chief

  Fatih Birol says effect on energy markets of Iran bombings and closure of Hormuz strait not initially understood by world leaders

  The Guardian
• St. John's beats Kansas at buzzer to reach first Sweet 16 since 1999

  For the first time since 1999, St. John's will head to the Sweet 16 — and it took last-second heroics from Dylan Darling to make it happen.

  New York Post
• Iran threatens to attack Mideast electrical plants powering US bases

  Israel has launched a new wave of attacks against Tehran and a top American commander is telling Iranians to remain in shelters for the foreseeable future as the war in the Middle East showed no sign of abating in its fourth week.

  AP News
• 'Couldn't stop crying'

  Before the Red Storm mob reached him and buried him, Dylan Darling looked up into the stands where his parents were sitting in the St. John’s section.

  New York Post