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    • Significant developments in January 6th Capitol attack trials and other newsThree Proud Boys leaders convicted of seditious conspiracy, Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas's financial dealings under scrutiny, and a mass shooting in Serbia leaves eight dead and over ten injured.

      McCormick Spices continues to be a trusted partner for home cooks, helping them create delicious meals for various occasions. Meanwhile, in the news, there were significant developments regarding the January 6th Capitol attack. Four leaders of the Proud Boys, a far-right extremist group, were convicted of seditious conspiracy, marking the third major victory for the justice department in related trials. Elsewhere, the financial dealings of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas are under scrutiny, with reports of undisclosed payments made to his wife and grand nephew. Additionally, there was a tragic mass shooting in Serbia that left eight people dead and over ten injured.

    • Gun Ownership and Death Rates in Serbia and US, Abortion Legislation in North Carolina, King Charles III's Coronation, and Kentucky DerbySerbia, with high gun ownership, has low gun-related deaths, while US, with the highest gun ownership, experiences high COVID-19 deaths. North Carolina Republicans push for abortion ban, potentially overriding veto. King Charles III to be coronated in the UK. Kentucky Derby marks its 100th running.

      Despite having one of the highest rates of civilian gun ownership in the world, Serbia has comparatively low rates of gun-related deaths. Meanwhile, in the United States, which has the highest gun ownership rate, COVID-19 remained a leading cause of death, killing over 500 people a day according to new CDC data. Elsewhere, a showdown over abortion legislation is unfolding in North Carolina, where Republicans are pushing to ban abortions after 12 weeks of pregnancy, potentially overriding the Democratic governor's veto. In the UK, King Charles III is set to be coronated this weekend in a grand ceremony steeped in tradition, marking his formal ascension to the throne following the death of Queen Elizabeth II. And finally, the 100th running of the Kentucky Derby is taking place tomorrow. While these stories cover various topics, they all underscore the complexities and nuances of contemporary issues, from gun control and reproductive rights to global health crises and royal traditions.

    • The Kentucky Derby Kicks Off the Triple Crown Race SeriesThe Kentucky Derby marks the start of the Triple Crown horse race series, featuring twenty thoroughbreds and favorite Forte. Tune in to NBC for the race and practice responsible betting. Listen to 'Try This' for self-improvement tips on strengthening friendships.

      This week marks the first leg of the Triple Crown horse race series, the Kentucky Derby, taking place at Churchill Downs in Louisville. Twenty thoroughbreds will compete, with Forte being the favorite, but unexpected outcomes are always possible. If you're planning to place bets, do so responsibly. Tune in to NBC and its platforms at 6:57 PM EST for the race. Meanwhile, for those seeking self-improvement, check out "Try This," The Washington Post's new series of audio courses. In the latest episode, learn how to strengthen friendships with expert tips and practical advice. Listen to "Try This" from The Washington Post wherever you get your podcasts. As always, remember to take care and enjoy the weekend. Stay tuned for more updates next week.

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