Hello. It's Friday, 28th Mar, and we're covering Myanmar deadly earthquake, a real life “monster” & much more.

Devastating Earthquakes Rattle Southeast Asia: Skyscrapers Collapse and Lives Hang in the Balance

A powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar and Thailand on March 28, 2025, causing widespread devastation.

The epicenter was near Mandalay, Myanmar, where infrastructure suffered significant damage and casualties were reported, including up to 20 deaths in a local hospital.

In Bangkok, the quake toppled a 30-story skyscraper under construction, leaving at least three workers confirmed dead and dozens trapped under rubble.

Thousands panicked and evacuated high-rise buildings as aftershocks rattled the region. Rescue efforts are ongoing amid a declared state of emergency as communities grapple with both immediate needs and the aftermath of this disaster.

The situation remains critical as more information unfolds.

Babysitter Confronts Intruder Hiding Under Bed: A Real-Life Monster Encounter!

In a shocking turn of events, a babysitter in Kansas discovered a man hiding under a child's bed while investigating a complaint about a "monster."

Initially trying to reassure the child, she came face-to-face with 27-year-old Martin Villalobos Jr., triggering an altercation that caused both the babysitter and child to fall.

Villalobos, who previously resided at the home and was under a protection order to stay away, fled the scene but was quickly apprehended by deputies during a subsequent chase.

Now facing serious charges including aggravated kidnapping and child endangerment, he remains in custody on a $500,000 bond. The incident has left the local community rattled.

20,000 Federal Health Jobs Cut: What It Means for Your Healthcare Future!

Federal health agencies are bracing for significant cuts, with the Department of Health and Human Services announcing a reduction of approximately 20,000 jobs, equating to nearly 24% of its workforce.

This drastic move raises concerns about the ongoing quality and accessibility of health care for Americans.

Dr. Celine Gounder, a CBS News medical contributor, highlights the potential repercussions on public health services and vital programs that many depend on.

As these agencies face reduced capacity, the implications for health outcomes and support for vulnerable populations could be profound.

The cuts not only threaten employment but could also undermine crucial services that safeguard the well-being of the nation.

American Economy

Most individuals anticipate a slowdown or recession in the coming year. Despite stable personal financial ratings, many feel their incomes aren’t keeping pace with rising prices, which remain the primary concern for the public. What’s your situation?

Sports & Athletics

📍 Tom Izzo's Spartans Take Aim at March Madness Glory!

At 70, Michigan State's legendary coach Tom Izzo is once again making waves in March Madness, steering the Spartans to their 27th consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance. Known for his adaptability.

Izzo has thrived through various basketball eras, staying relevant and leading his team to the Sweet 16 for the 16th time since he began coaching.

📍 Baltimore's Bold Move to Tackle Violence Through Athletics and Jobs!

Baltimore City is stepping up its game to combat youth violence this summer with a robust investment in youth athletics and job programs.

The Baltimore City Children and Youth Fund (BCYF) is launching a $500,000 youth athletics fund to enhance athletic opportunities in schools, aiming to build on previous success in reducing violence.

Additionally, $6 million will be allocated to the YouthWorks summer employment program, providing 8,500 young people with valuable job experiences.

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