April 2026

NYT Strands Tips and Answers for Wednesday, April 22 (Game #780)

Want a different day? A new NYT Strands puzzle appears every day at midnight for your time zone – which means some people are still playing “today’s game” while others are playing “yesterday’s.” If you’re looking for Tuesday’s puzzle instead then click here: NYT Strands Tips and Answers for Tuesday, April 21 (Game #779). Strands […]

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Trump warns U.S. Olympic team could suffer without college sports solution

NEWYou can now listen to PK Press Club articles! President Donald Trump has warned that the United States “would no longer have an Olympic team” without NCAA regulations aimed at addressing dwindling resources for some non-profit college sports in the United States. Trump gave the warning during a White House ceremony honoring several recent NCAA

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Crypto’s Big Hope in Senate Clarity Act Still Has Way to Survive Tight Timetable

April appears to be a lost cause for the Crypto Clarity Act, but a U.S. Senate committee hearing in May could keep the critical market structure legislation alive, provided it can reach a final vote by the full Senate by July, according to lobbyists and a lawmaker aide focusing on the market structure bill’s slow

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Mike Krzyzewski’s grandson faces DWI charge in death of teen cyclist

NEWYou can now listen to PK Press Club articles! Joseph Savarino, the grandson of legendary Duke basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski, was charged Monday with misdemeanor drunken driving in connection with a collision that killed a 15-year-old bicyclist. Savarino, 26, admitted to drinking before the incident Saturday night, and a breathalyzer measured his blood alcohol level

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Iran alleges secret backdoors in US network infrastructure

Iran accuses the United States of being responsible for the network shutdown The fault was attributed to pre-installed backdoors in American technology Iran remains dependent on importing foreign technology Iranian media have accused American technology companies and the US government of working together to install secret backdoors in network infrastructure. The claim comes after Iran

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Museum heist mystery ends with 2,500-year-old Romanian Golden Helmet returned home

Museum heist mystery ends with 2,500-year-old Romanian Golden Helmet returned home Thieves broke into the Drents Museum in the Netherlands early in the morning, forced open a door with a crowbar, set off an explosion and made off with some of Romania’s most valuable ancient treasures in January 2025. Authorities have now recovered the items.

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The 49ers say AI is helping them shape their evaluations of players in this year’s NFL Draft

NEWYou can now listen to PK Press Club articles! The San Francisco 49ers have made a key addition to their front office ahead of this week’s NFL Draft: AI. The Niners own six picks in this draft, including the 27th overall pick, and it appears artificial intelligence will play a role in their selection. “If

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Filmmakers track down crypto’s biggest mystery

The big picture: The film Finding Satoshi aims to solve what its creators call one of the greatest financial mysteries ever created. Director Tucker Tooley said the project combines investigative reporting with stories about “a human being” behind Bitcoin. The team deliberately avoided conspiracy tropes, instead focusing on Satoshi’s motivations, struggles, and background. The mystery

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