• Texas Gov. Abbott declines to throw first pitch over MLB stance on Georgia voting law, says Texas will not look to host any other MLB special events, including the All-Star Game.
• Democrat mayor of Palm Beach County says 60 Minutes' report on Gov. DeSantis "was not just based on bad information -- it was intentionally false." He also said that he offered to refute their claims, but "60 Minutes declined."
• The Washington Post found Pres. Biden's claims about the Georgia voting law to be factually inaccurate
• 200 Companies Speak Out Against Election Reform Efforts, Including PayPal, Dow, HP, Microsoft, Uber, Under Armour. 

PayPal says they won't change their ID requirement, even after condemning ID for voting.

American Airlines tells a Twitter user that they won't get rid of their ID requirement, after they condemned Georgia's new voter ID laws.

• The Supreme Court has dismissed a federal appeals court decision holding that former Pres. Trump violated the Constitution by blocking his critics on Twitter. There were no noted dissents from any supreme court judges.
• Two Yemeni terrorists arrested by border patrol on January 29 and March 30 while illegally crossing the US border from Mexico, CBP has revealed today.
• 6 DEAD, AT LEAST 27 OTHERS WOUNDED IN WEEKEND SHOOTINGS ACROSS CHICAGO