Gold just passed its stress test — what happens next will tell investors if they’re right
Gold did exactly what it was supposed to after the Iran strike. Is the spike temporary or a new era for the safe-haven trade?
MarketWatch 
Will the bank get suspicious if I deposit $150,000 in cash into my checking account?
“I live in a state with no inheritance tax. I assume I can make this deposit legally.”
Iran conflict unlikely to hurt U.S. economy or boost inflation — but the Fed won’t be quick to cut rates
The U.S. attack on Iran won’t boost U.S. inflation or harm the economy in a major way, analysts say, unless in the unlikely case that the conflict drags on for months and sharply raises the price of oil.
Trump’s war on Iran could make many things more expensive, despite his affordability promises
How do you campaign on “affordability” if you just pushed up prices?
Sundresses & Seersuckers Festival Again Aims to Party With Purpose in Atlanta
Taking place April 9 through April 12, the event will feature programming dedicated to uplifting Black youth through scholarships and mentorship.
Black Enterprise 
OpenAI, Anthropic, and the fog of AI war
After Anthropic refused to bow to the current administration, the Pentagon labeled the company a supply-chain risk — yet bombed Iran while still using its tools
Quartz 
Pennsylvania Mom Says She Was Racially Profiled After Bringing Son Coffee: ‘I’m Pissed!’
A Pennsylvania mother alleges she was racially profiled by two officers who assumed she was conducting a drug deal when she handed her son a coffee cup.
Iran conflict hits a market that’s more overvalued than during the 1973 oil shock
Arab–Israeli war in 1973 and the oil embargo that followed shows that stocks don’t always rebound quickly.
Missouri Bill May Require Drunk Drivers Who Kill Parents To Pay Child Support
Proposed legislation in Missouri would mandate child support payments from convicted drunk drivers who cause the death of a parent.
A ChatGPT boycott push has sent Anthropic’s Claude soaring
Anthropic drew red lines, OpenAI signed anyway, and the internet voted fast with downloads as Claude topped the App Store — then briefly crashed
Cause of Death Revealed For Wu-Tang Clan’s ‘Power’
Wu-Tang Clan's "Power" died on Feb. 23, and it has recently been revealed what caused the 52-year-old's death
Here is the ‘worst-case scenario’ for oil and the Strait of Hormuz
Oil climbed to its highest price since June on Monday, as conflict in the Middle East brings with it an inherent risk to the world’s available crude supplies.
Why CrowdStrike’s stock just got an upgrade ahead of earnings
An analyst sees minimal risk to the company’s guidance and thinks shares have been overly punished by a broad selloff in the software sector.
The National Association Of Black Bookstores Launches State Of The Black Bookstore Report And Directory
The report finds that there are currently 306 Black-owned bookstores in the United States, making up about 8% of all independent bookstores nationwide.
NLight (LASR) Stock Hits New Highs: What's Going On?
NLIGHT Inc (NASDAQ:LASR) shares are jumping on Monday amid drone and missile attacks intensifying across the Middle East. Importance Rank: 1 read more
Benzinga 
Trump drops battle against law firms over punitive executive orders
Administration to terminate appeals in four cases involving law firms that sued to block measures from taking effect
Financial Times