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A second mass shooting in a week rattles the nation. What we know, what we don't, and what the political response might be. Plus, the cursed AstraZeneca vaccine facing new questions, upsets rule the day in the women's NCAA tourney and how fat did we get during Covid?

Professional Cornhole Makes Its Sports Betting Debut on DraftKings
American Cornhole League co-founder and commissioner Stacey Moore spoke to Cheddar about partnering with sports betting giant DraftKings and touted the players in one of the newer televised sports to gain in popularity.

Atlantic City Casinos Double Down as March Madness Gets Underway
Casinos in Atlantic City are pinning hopes on the rising vaccination rates and the return of live sports to drive people back to in-person gaming.

America Must Contend With Anti-Asian Hate Before Media Moves On, Says Congressman
Rep. Andy Kim of New Jersey talked to Cheddar about his concern that once the news cycle moves on, Americans will forget about the threat that remains against Asian and Asian American people.

Need2Know: AstraZeneca Results, Border Surge & Bracket Busters
Breaking news overnight on the AstraZeneca vaccine. Some new eligibility expansions, the latest from the border, the Cinderella stories after the first weekend of March Madness, and more.

California Congressman Says Leadership Is Essential to Stopping AAPI Hate
Rep. Mark Takano (D- Calif. 41st District) discusses the need to pass the COVID-19 Hate Crimes Act especially in the wake of the shooting deaths of eight people in Atlanta area spas, six of them being women of Asian descent.

Facebook Makes Strides Toward Diversity, Still Faces Uphill Climb Among Women and Minorities
Maxine Williams, chief diversity officer at Facebook, spoke to Cheddar from the all-virtual SXSW to discuss Facebook's progress on improving diversity and inclusion within the social media giant.

CDC Changes School Guidance, Allowing Desks to Be Closer
U.S. health officials are relaxing social distancing recommendations for schools, now saying students can sit as close as 3 feet to each other in classrooms.

Happiness Report 2021: World Shows Resilience in Face of COVID-19
The editors of the 2021 World Happiness Report found that longer-term satisfaction didn't change much despite the pandemic. Finland placed first for the fourth consecutive year. The U.S. slipped from 18th to 19th place.



