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Caesars Palace online casino goes live, Russia mourns terrorist attack, Trump faces fraud penalty: Caesars Palace online casino debuts, Russia grieves over 130 deaths in terror attack, Trump may lose NY properties for failing to pay fraud penalty
There have been significant developments on both the entertainment and legal fronts. Caesars Palace online casino is now live, offering new users a generous sign-up bonus and deposit match. Meanwhile, in more serious news, Russia is mourning after a terrorist attack at a concert hall left over 130 people dead. The Islamic State has claimed responsibility, and Russian President Vladimir Putin has linked the attack to Ukraine. Elsewhere, former President Donald Trump faces a deadline to pay a massive fraud penalty in a New York civil case, potentially risking the loss of some of his New York properties if he fails to comply.
Progress Made Over Weekend: Trump Appeals Court Ruling, Government Funding, Royal Health Issues, and Measles Outbreak: Trump appeals court ruling on tax returns, government funding secured until October, royal family deals with health issues, and measles cases surge past 2020 total
Despite some challenges, progress was made during the weekend. President Trump is appealing a court ruling on his tax returns, but legal experts believe he may get some relief. Congress managed to prevent a government shutdown by passing a $1.2 trillion spending package, which will fund most of the government until October. The royal family is dealing with health issues, as Catherine, Princess of Wales, revealed she has cancer and is undergoing chemotherapy. Meanwhile, the number of measles cases in the US has already surpassed the total for all of 2020, highlighting the importance of vaccinations. Despite these issues, the spending package's passing ensures the threat of a government shutdown has disappeared for the time being.
Sweet 16 Set in Men's March Madness, New York May Repeal Adultery Law: Top seeds advance in March Madness, New York lawmakers work on repealing century-old adultery law
The men's March Madness sweet 16 field has been set with all four top seeds advancing. Houston, which required overtime to defeat Texas A&M, will face Duke, which routed Stanford. Iowa's Caitlin Clark and West Virginia go head-to-head tonight in the remaining games. New York may soon repeal its century-old law making adultery a misdemeanor, with state lawmakers working on a bill to scrap it. While the law has only been enforced a dozen times, it could soon be legal to cheat on your spouse in New York. Remember, potential consequences still apply. For sports fans, catch Iowa vs. West Virginia on ESPN. And for those who enjoy podcasts, support The Washington Post for in-depth news and analysis. Don't forget to check out Caesars Palace online casino for entertainment, with a $10 sign-up bonus and a 100% deposit match up to $1,000. Always gamble responsibly.
