Daily News Roundup: Campus Shooting, Google Antitrust, Severe Storms & More

Campus Shooting at Florida State University

• 💔 A deadly shooting occurred at Florida State University, resulting in two fatalities and six injuries.
• 🚨 The 20-year-old suspect, son of a sheriff's deputy, accessed a law enforcement weapon and was shot by officers after not complying with commands; he is expected to survive.
• ⚠️ Motives remain unclear, though a college political club president stated the suspect was expelled for white supremacist views.

Deportation Error and Legal Battles

• 🇺🇸 Senator Chris Van Hollen met with Kilar Argo Garcia, who was mistakenly deported to El Salvador and imprisoned.
• ⚖️ The Trump administration accused Garcia of gang affiliation, while his wife defended him, citing a past domestic violence restraining order as a precautionary measure and insisting he was never in a gang.
• 🏛️ An appeals court ordered the White House to facilitate Garcia's return, criticizing the administration's actions as lacking due process.

Google's Antitrust Challenges

• 📉 Google lost a major antitrust case for the second time, this time concerning its advertising technology business.
• 🚫 A judge sided with the Justice Department, ruling that Google illegally stifled competition and boosted profits, leading to calls for the company to sell parts of its ad tech operations.
• 🔄 Google faces potential penalties and plans to appeal both this decision and a previous loss related to its search business.

Severe Weather and Holiday Closures

• ⛈️ A severe storm threat spans across 12 states, bringing risks of large hail, damaging winds, and tornadoes, particularly impacting areas from Texas to Michigan.
• 🗓️ The Easter weekend holidays mean closures for the US stock market on Good Friday and several national stores on Easter Sunday, though many others will remain open.

Other News Highlights

• 💊 Eli Lilly's experimental pill for diabetes and weight loss showed promising results in late-stage trials, potentially competing with popular injectables like Ozempic.
• 🎤 Drake has expanded his defamation lawsuit against his record label, alleging the Super Bowl halftime show was used to damage his reputation by promoting a diss track by Kendrick Lamar.
• 💃 A lawsuit has been filed against Roblox for allegedly selling a viral TikTok dance as an emote without permission from its creator.

Feelgood Friday: Dying to Serve Mission

• ❤️ Doug Roo, diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer and given a year to live, embarked on a mission called "Dying to Serve" to volunteer in all 50 US states.
• 🤝 He is using his remaining time to help others through community service, aiming to balance the scales and do good, hoping to inspire others to volunteer.