Chuck Schumer refuses to resign despite Democrat pressure

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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has rejected calls from some Democrats to resign from his position. He faced pressure after helping to pass a Republican funding bill but argued that it was necessary to prevent a government shutdown. Protests against Elon Musk continue to grow, particularly at Tesla dealerships. Some Republicans are concerned about Musk’s recent comments calling Social Security a “Ponzi scheme.” This has led to discussions among Trump allies about limiting Musk's media presence. A White House official stated that the administration has no plans to make changes to Social Security. In other news, Pope Francis left the hospital after spending over five weeks there for pneumonia treatment. He appeared outside the hospital, thanked supporters, and later returned to the Vatican to continue resting. In Canada, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a snap election for April 28. He is seeking a strong mandate to address tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, which have led to a significant trade conflict between the two countries. Heathrow Airport in London has resumed operations after a fire caused a power outage. Although flights are operational again, it may take days for airlines to adjust their schedules fully. Authorities are investigating the fire, which is currently considered non-suspicious. In sports, March Madness is producing close games, with notable upsets and victories among the teams. The first major upset saw St. John's eliminated by Arkansas, while top seeds like Houston and Duke secured wins in their matches. This year's tournament is significant for women's teams, as they are being paid for their achievements for the first time.


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