Shumita Basu

Muddy and swampy conditions complicated recovery efforts, but a Navy dive team was finally able to attach cables to hoist the vehicle after hours of diving in complete darkness. The soldiers, who are based out of Fort Stewart in Georgia, were not immediately identified. And finally, today is April Fool's Day.

Muddy and swampy conditions complicated recovery efforts, but a Navy dive team was finally able to attach cables to hoist the vehicle after hours of diving in complete darkness. The soldiers, who are based out of Fort Stewart in Georgia, were not immediately identified. And finally, today is April Fool's Day.

The Indianapolis Star has a roundup of April Fool's pranks that have gone spectacularly bad and backfired on companies who thought they might get a laugh. A radio station in Bakersfield, California, told a woman she had won a Hummer SUV, but when she showed up, they gave her a toy. She sued for the value of the vehicle.

The Indianapolis Star has a roundup of April Fool's pranks that have gone spectacularly bad and backfired on companies who thought they might get a laugh. A radio station in Bakersfield, California, told a woman she had won a Hummer SUV, but when she showed up, they gave her a toy. She sued for the value of the vehicle.

The Indianapolis Star has a roundup of April Fool's pranks that have gone spectacularly bad and backfired on companies who thought they might get a laugh. A radio station in Bakersfield, California, told a woman she had won a Hummer SUV, but when she showed up, they gave her a toy. She sued for the value of the vehicle.

Similarly, a Hooters in Florida told one of their waitresses she had won a Toyota for selling the most beer on April 1st. The real prize was a toy Yoda, as in the character from Star Wars.

Similarly, a Hooters in Florida told one of their waitresses she had won a Toyota for selling the most beer on April 1st. The real prize was a toy Yoda, as in the character from Star Wars.

Similarly, a Hooters in Florida told one of their waitresses she had won a Toyota for selling the most beer on April 1st. The real prize was a toy Yoda, as in the character from Star Wars.

And notably, Elon Musk in 2018 posted on then Twitter that Tesla was bankrupt, sending stocks sliding 5% after an already rough march for the company where bad news stories, recalls, and production issues had plagued the carmaker. That tweet was later revealed to be an April Fool's prank. You can find all these stories and more in the Apple News app.

And notably, Elon Musk in 2018 posted on then Twitter that Tesla was bankrupt, sending stocks sliding 5% after an already rough march for the company where bad news stories, recalls, and production issues had plagued the carmaker. That tweet was later revealed to be an April Fool's prank. You can find all these stories and more in the Apple News app.

And notably, Elon Musk in 2018 posted on then Twitter that Tesla was bankrupt, sending stocks sliding 5% after an already rough march for the company where bad news stories, recalls, and production issues had plagued the carmaker. That tweet was later revealed to be an April Fool's prank. You can find all these stories and more in the Apple News app.

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Good morning. It's Monday, March 31st. I'm Shamita Basu. This is Apple News Today. On today's show, what happens to health research when studies that use the word women are cut? South Korea's dark history of adoptions. And in men's college basketball, it's an all number one seed final four. But first, there are a couple of important special elections this week that we're following.

Good morning. It's Monday, March 31st. I'm Shamita Basu. This is Apple News Today. On today's show, what happens to health research when studies that use the word women are cut? South Korea's dark history of adoptions. And in men's college basketball, it's an all number one seed final four. But first, there are a couple of important special elections this week that we're following.

Good morning. It's Monday, March 31st. I'm Shamita Basu. This is Apple News Today. On today's show, what happens to health research when studies that use the word women are cut? South Korea's dark history of adoptions. And in men's college basketball, it's an all number one seed final four. But first, there are a couple of important special elections this week that we're following.