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Last update: 7 hours agoUtah Courtroom Shock: Kouri Richins—the children’s-book author who wrote about grief after her husband’s death—was sentenced to life in prison without parole after a judge said she was “too dangerous to ever be free,” closing a case tied to fentanyl poisoning claims, insurance fraud, and an earlier Valentine’s Day attempt. School Screen Backlash: Across the U.S., districts are tightening rules on student phone use and pushing more hands-on learning, with some schools going phone-free all day. Arts & Adaptations: Neo-noir revenge road trip “Is God Is” hits theaters, while Netflix’s “Remarkably Bright Creatures” spotlights how casting choices are shaping the book-to-screen buzz. Community Book Power: A Florida nonprofit’s “Bess the Book Bus” is bringing literacy to Sault Area Elementary through a story-and-letter campaign. Publishing Calendar: Doha International Book Fair opens with record participation—over 1.85 million books and hundreds of booths—setting up a busy May for readers and writers.
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