All eyes on Derek Chauvin murder trial, ship blocking Suez Canal is partially freed, and more from Apple News

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Good Morning
From Apple News

It’s Monday, March 29.
Here’s what you need to know.

Top Stories

Derek Chauvin’s murder trial resumes today with opening arguments. The former police officer is charged with killing George Floyd, whose death set off the biggest civil-rights protests since the 1960s.

The Guardian

At least four people died and 130 were rescued in Nashville as heavy rain and flash floods struck the area.


CNN

More violence in Myanmar: Security forces killed over 100 people this weekend. President Biden condemned the bloodshed.

Reuters

The giant ship blocking the Suez Canal — one of the world’s busiest waterways for trade — was partially freed. The backlog of vessels waiting to pass has strained the global supply chain.

The Wall Street Journal

Listen Now

A closer look at the Derek Chauvin murder trial, a reply-all-pocalypse has a happy ending, and more on today’s podcast.

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Some people are lying to get a COVID vaccine, and it’s testing their friendships.

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These 25 stories show the differences between how the royal press team defended Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle.

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Sports

Here’s what you missed from March Madness this weekend.

The Ringer

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The U.S. men’s soccer team failed for a third consecutive time to qualify for the Olympics, its longest drought in more than 50 years.

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The Last Word

“	One of the manifestations of white privilege is not having to think about it.”

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