Stay updated with today’s news: Trump’s assets at risk, Apple faces lawsuit, and March Madness begins

March Madness is going in full-swing with North Carolina, Arizona, and Michigan State being some of the winners. Duquesne upset BYU in a surprising move. On the women’s side, the tournament is set to intensify on Friday. Some other important news includes the New York attorney general’s office preparing to seize Donald Trump’s golf course and private estate in Manhattan. There is also a landmark antitrust lawsuit filed against Apple by the US Justice Department and over a dozen states, accusing the tech giant of monopolizing the smartphone market.

In medical breakthroughs, doctors have accomplished the world’s first successful transplant of a genetically modified kidney from a pig into a human. This could potentially bridge the massive gap between organ donors and recipients. Contrary to public perceptions, recent research highlights that smoking increases dangerous belly fat instead of promoting weight loss as some smokers believe. In Idaho, a manhunt ended after a fugitive inmate and his partner were captured following a shooting incident that left three correction officers injured.

In lighter news, a disobedient dog named Buster is becoming an internet sensation due to his love for swimming pools. A heartening announcement is also due next week, wherein President Joe Biden will inform nearly 78,000 public-sector employees about their student loan debt forgiveness. On the international scene, French President Emmanuel Macron has been creating buzz with photos demonstrating his boxing skills, meeting with a mixed response of humor and disbelief from the audience.

InEngland,a treasure hunter, despite a faulty metal detector, managed to find a gold nugget believed to be the biggest ever unearthed in the country, ending the day on an uplifting note. To wrap up, the question of the day is: What would you like to see in 5 Things PM? Send your suggestions to 5things@cnn.com. Make sure to check out all of CNN’s newsletters to stay informed. 5 Things PM is produced by CNN’s Tricia Escobedo, Meghan Pryce, and Kimberly Richardson. Thank you for reading, and see you back here on Monday!