Stay informed with today’s headlines: Immigration ruling, sentencing of ‘Goon Squad’, and the spring equinox.

Scammers are creating fake obituaries to generate clicks and ad revenue, using artificial intelligence to optimize death announcements for search engines. The victims, who are still alive, are understandably outraged at the surreal experience of reading their own obituaries. In other news, the Supreme Court allowed Texas to enforce a controversial immigration law, Mississippi officers were sentenced for torturing Black men, and former White House aide Peter Navarro reported to prison for contempt of Congress. The spring equinox marks the beginning of longer days, and state primaries were held in several states. Princess of Wales was seen out shopping with Prince William for the first time since her surgery.

Recommended reads include the bright side of divorce, MacKenzie Scott’s generous donations, and Zillow’s concerns about the housing market. Nearly all of the world’s most polluted cities are in Asia, and Dr. Sanjay Gupta discusses weight with best-selling author Lindy West. On a positive note, ruby slippers worn by Judy Garland in “The Wizard of Oz” were returned to a museum 19 years after being stolen. Wrapping up the newsletter, readers are encouraged to share their feedback and suggestions for future content, with the promise of more news in the next edition.

The use of fake obituaries by scammers is a disturbing trend that exploits the emotions of victims for financial gain, using technology to optimize their fraudulent content for maximum exposure. Other significant news includes legal developments in immigration enforcement in Texas and the sentencing of former officers in Mississippi for brutalizing Black men. The imprisonment of Peter Navarro for contempt of Congress sets a precedent for accountability among former White House officials. The arrival of the spring equinox brings hopeful anticipation of longer days and a shift in seasons, as state primaries took place in multiple states.

The appearance of Princess of Wales in public for the first time since her surgery provides a welcome distraction from the heavy news cycle, offering a glimpse into her recovery and activities. Recommended reads delve into various topics such as the positive outcomes of divorce, philanthropic endeavors by MacKenzie Scott, and concerns about the housing market. Environmental issues are also highlighted, with a focus on the high levels of pollution in Asian cities. Weight-related discussions with Dr. Sanjay Gupta and Lindy West add a personal touch to the newsletter, encouraging readers to engage in important conversations.

Ending on a positive note, the return of the stolen ruby slippers from “The Wizard of Oz” to a museum after almost two decades brings closure to a long-standing mystery. The newsletter closes with a call for reader feedback and suggestions for future content, emphasizing the interactive nature of the publication. Overall, the diverse range of topics covered in the newsletter reflects the complexity of current events and offers a mix of news, insights, and lighter stories for readers to engage with. The promise of more updates and news in the next edition ensures that readers stay informed and entertained.