The Guardian US economy adds 916,000 March jobs as vaccine rollout fuels hiring boom Unemployment at 6% as businesses reopen and hire workersData shows 30% of Americans have had at least one vaccine shot Sous chef Francisco Lopez at the Buya restaurant in Miami last month. The data suggests the worst of the pandemic-related jobs slump may be over – but issues remain. Photograph: Joe Raedle/Getty Images The US labor market went on a hiring spree in March, adding 916,000 jobs amid the… Source link

It’s a six-game slate in the NHL on Friday with Colorado the lone huge favorite on the docket. Washington and Toronto are also receiving notable road chalk, whereas Edmonton and Los Angeles are smaller home favorites. The two highest over/under totals are in the Toronto-Winnipeg and Washington-New Jersey clashes. Here are some picks and pans for Friday’s action. All statistics from Natural Stat Trick and Hockey Reference. GOALIE Cal Petersen, LA vs. SJ ($29): A potential against-the-grain… Source link

(Bloomberg) — U.S. equity futures rose ahead of data expected to show the biggest increase in jobs in five months. Most other markets were closed for Good Friday. The labor report for March has the potential to roil the bond market when trading will be thin during a holiday-shortened session. Treasuries will be open for a half-day session, while the New York Stock Exchange is closed today. The median economist estimate points to 650,000 gain in non-farm payrolls, which would indicate that the… Source link

There will be no shortage of action Friday in the NBA with 10 games on the schedule. Let’s get right down to business and highlight some players to consider for your Yahoo lineups, as well as a few to possibly avoid. GUARDS Fred VanVleet, TOR vs. GS ($39): The Raptors will be missing one of their stars for this game with Kyle Lowry (foot) out. The last two games he missed, VanVleet scored 40 and 58.3 Yahoo points, respectively. This is a tough spot for the Warriors, having to play the second… Source link

Not just professional fact-checkers, now anyone can spot misinformation online with the help of these few tips that Google has shared. Ahead of the international fact checking day on April 2, Google said that it is committed to support all users as they look for reliable information online, and share insights with other organizations to strengthen fact checking as everyday, people seek evidence to confirm or refute a piece of information they are uncertain about. … Source link

Kevin Durant has never been known for being a peaceful presence on social media, but a contentious exchange with Michael Rapaport this week broke new ground for the Brooklyn Nets star. Durant, who has been out since mid-February with a hamstring injury, apologized while speaking with reporters Thursday for the language in his Instagram direct messages. “I’m sorry that people seen that language I used,” Durant said. “That’s not really what I want people to see and hear from me, but hopefully I… Source link

If the Houston Police Department or Harris County District Attorney move to investigate sexual misconduct civil suits currently pending against Deshaun Watson, the Houston Texans quarterback would be made available to cooperate with authorities, according to Watson’s attorney, Rusty Hardin. That declaration was made by Hardin on Thursday, after the counsel for the 21 women who have filed the civil suits reversed course earlier in the week and declared he would not be turning information… Source link

Bill Gates wants to set the record straight on COVID-19 variants. (Photo by Getty Images/Getty Images for All In WA) Bill Gates is best-known as the co-founder of tech giant Microsoft, but after he stepped away from the company when the pandemic hit, he’s now known for his climate activism as well as his work on stopping the spread of COVID-19. In a , Gates said in his work testing, treating and preventing the coronavirus, colleagues keep asking the same question: ‘How will new variants… Source link

The Telegraph Church of England Easter meal advice leaves bad taste after claims it ‘appropriated’ Jewish Seder The Church of England has withdrawn guidance for hosting an Easter meal at home after being accused of “appropriating” Jewish tradition. Due to the Covid pandemic, the Church issued guidance on how to celebrate Maundy Thursday – which marks the beginning of the three-day celebration of Easter – at home. In a document entitled “Prayer at Home”, it said: “This short form of prayer… Source link

The Guardian Texas court to hear appeal from woman sentenced to prison for voting while ineligible Crystal Mason was sentenced to five years in prison for voting while inadvertently ineligible in 2016 Crystal Mason said she did not know she was ineligible to vote in 2016. Photograph: Ed Pilkington/The Guardian Sign up for the Guardian’s Fight to Vote newsletter. Texas’ highest criminal appeals court said Wednesday it would hear an appeal from a Texas woman who was sentenced to five years… Source link