Monday, April 21
A 17-year-old student opened fire at Abundant Life Christian School in Madison, Wisconsin, killing a teacher and a fellow student before taking her own life. The shooting occurred just days before Christmas break, leaving the community devastated. President Biden condemned the incident and renewed calls for stricter gun control.
China has denied allegations that businessman Yang Tengbo used his ties with Britain's Prince Andrew for espionage. Yang, banned from the UK, insists he's done nothing unlawful and is a victim of changing political climates. Prince Andrew confirmed he cut contact with Yang after security concerns arose, stating no sensitive information was exchanged.
Alex Bruesewitz, a 27-year-old advisor to Donald Trump's campaign, collapsed onstage at a New York Young Republican Club gala. While introducing Dan Scavino, Bruesewitz fainted after his speech got slurred and he uttered "sham impeachment." As wishes poured in for him, several MAGA influencers informed on social media that he was well and he even asked whether he looked good in that viral video.
Bangladesh celebrated its 54th Vijay Diwas, marking independence from Pakistan. Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus hailed the removal of Sheikh Hasina's government, calling it autocratic. Hasina, in exile, condemned Yunus and the interim government, accusing them of supporting anti-liberation forces and neglecting the war's legacy. The traditional Victory Day parade was cancelled.
