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as the humanitarian crisis worsens.

A 98-year-old federal judge who was sidelined over questions about her competency wants her job back and is asking the Supreme Court for help.

Judge Pauline Newman was suspended back in 2023 when she refused to submit to medical testing over her mental fitness.

As NPR reports, no court has found Newman to be incompetent, and she has said she's fighting to stop others from being forced out against their will.

So far, her case has been rejected at the federal level.

Her situation raises questions over how the judicial system should be managing an aging workforce.

Data suggests more than 30 percent of federal judges are 75 years or older, but there's no retirement age in place.

And finally, the men's NCAA Basketball Final Four is set.

Arizona, Michigan, Illinois, and UConn head to Indianapolis to compete for the national championship.

Arizona, Illinois, and Michigan all won their elite eight games relatively comfortably, but in true March Madness style, the final game of the weekend ended in dramatic fashion.

That's the moment UConn freshman Braylon Mullins sunk a three-pointer to pull the Huskies ahead of Duke, the tournament's top-ranked team, leaving just four-tenths of a second on the clock, punching their ticket to the Final Four.

UConn now takes on Illinois, and Michigan will face Arizona to determine which two teams will play in the title game.

Both Final Four games will be played Saturday, and the championship game is a week from today.

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