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At least 14 people were killed this weekend by paramilitary forces in the Sudanese city of Dilling.
The Sudan Doctors Network says at least 23 other people were injured in the fighting and some of those killed were children.
Sudan's military says it was able to stop the attack.
The paramilitary forces and the army have been fighting for almost three years.
The area around Dilling has until recently faced a two-year siege with most supplies cut off.
Project Hail Mary, a feel-good movie about a space voyage, is still soaring at cinemas.
NPR's Bob Mondello has our details.
Gary Woodland won the PGA's Houston Open Sunday.
He finished five strokes ahead of Nikolai Hizgard.
Woodland finished the day with a .367 and a tournament total of 21 under .259.
The win comes less than three years after Woodland had brain surgery to remove a lesion.
The win also made him eligible for the Masters Tournament in Augusta, Georgia, which tees off in two weeks.
Live from NPR News, I'm Dale Willman.
An Iranian official today accused the U.S.
of planning for a ground invasion, and Iran's military says that would be met with force.
As the war against Iran passes the one-month mark, the U.S.
Central Command did announce this weekend the additional 3,500 sailors and Marines arriving in the Persian Gulf.