News· Duke shut down Alabama's high-powered offense with smothering defense and elite size, holding the nation's top-scoring team to just 65 points to advance to the semifinals, The New York Times reports. They allowed no points over a key five-minute stretch, stifling Alabama's shooters with constant pressure and disciplined switching.
News· Tesla is expected to deliver 377,592 vehicles in Q1, marking its lowest quarterly total since 2022, Electrek reports. The Model Y production changeover, weak Model 3 demand, sluggish Cybertruck sales, and aggressive price cuts all contributed to the drop.
News· Top-seeded South Carolina enters Sunday's matchup against Duke as a favorite, but experts predict a close game thanks to the team's defensive style, CBS Sports reports. Analysts also expect a low-scoring contest, citing Duke's recent grind-it-out performances and South Carolina's tendency for slow starts.
News· Elon Musk suggested a revival of the short-form video app Vine under xAI, teasing a potential AI-driven platform with features like text-to-video generation and personalized feeds, Mario Nawfal reports via X. The reboot could challenge TikTok by transforming how viral content is created and shared.
News· During a visit to a U.S. base in Greenland, Vice President JD Vance told locals they'd be better off under U.S. control than Denmark's, citing underinvestment and security concerns, NPR reports. He emphasized support for Greenlandic self-determination, while Trump reiterated the island's importance to U.S. national security.
News· Elon Musk announced he'll personally hand over $2 million to Wisconsin voters who participated in the state's pivotal Supreme Court election, despite state laws prohibiting financial incentives for voting, AP reports. The controversial move intensifies scrutiny over Musk's efforts to influence the high-stakes race, which could shape key rulings on abortion rights, redistricting, and voting laws.
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