Morning Edition Tuesday, the 10th of March

Good morning,

At the top of the news, Heartbroken mom files lawsuit against school after her 8-year-old son died choking on a piece of pineapple.

Also in the digest... Howard Sesso, James Madison, and Conan OBrien.

Readers gonna read.

- The inkl team

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Lead Stories
World
Indian shops, restaurants in UK's Wembley vandalised in targeted attacks
Ice
Kristi Noem’s administration is under fire as her deputy squanders millions on ICE vehicles that can’t even be used
Sport
Former Super Bowl champion asked ChatGPT about injuries before girlfriend’s death, court hears
World
Suspicious device again reported near Zohran Mamdani’s residence
National
Press freedom in the Americas saw a 'dramatic deterioration' last year, watchdog says
World
France says EU must obtain energy self-reliance through civilian nuclear power
World
Boy, 8, fell 30 feet from chairlift at Tahoe ski resort, authorities say
World
‘They’re trying to change the rules’: Republicans ramp up fight to stop new maps in Utah
World
Family of Tumbler Ridge shooting victim sues OpenAI alleging it could have prevented attack
Sport
Here Are All Team USA's Paths to the World Baseball Classic Quarterfinal
World
Fears grow for French aid worker arrested in Central African Republic
World
Police audio captures chaos after shots fired at Rihanna mansion
World
White House says increase in gas prices is ‘temporary’ and claims there will be rapid drop – US politics live
World
Georgia votes in high-stakes primary for Marjorie Taylor Greene’s House seat
Kentucky
Kentucky Audit Finds 304 Foster Children Sleeping in State Offices Amid Severe Shortage of Licensed Homes
Sport
USA 5, Mexico 3: How Team USA Fought Off a Late Comeback to Remain Undefeated in WBC
World
Ukraine war briefing: Trump set to ease oil-related sanctions following Putin call
National
Family of girl shot in Canada school sues ChatGPT-maker over ‘knowledge’ of attack
World
Texas welder called ‘highway hero’ for stopping unconscious driver
World
Iranian women's football players who refused to sing national anthem are granted humanitarian visas in Australia