Here’s what you might have missed Thursday on CNN:
— President Donald Trump says the US should recognize Israeli sovereignty over the occupied Golan Heights. It would be a huge shift in US policy.
— Analysis: Trump now says he’d be happy for Americans to see Robert Mueller’s final report. This gesture comes after the President tweeted last week that “there should be no Mueller report.”
— The 2020 election brings the opportunity for a major change in the White House. Meet the six men who could be America’s “first spouse.”
— Facebook revealed its staff had access to hundreds of millions of users’ passwords in plain text within an internal database.
— A melting Mount Everest glacier revealed bodies of climbers who did not survive their journey.
— The decades-old unsolved Atlanta child murders will be re-examined by authorities who hope to find new evidence with the help of newer technology.
— Attorneys of New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft have filed a motion to prevent the public release of police surveillance videos of the Florida spa.
— Researchers who studied nearly 100 million traffic stops found that black motorists are more likely to be pulled over.
— The K-pop star Jung Joon-young has been arrested over allegations that he shared sexually explicit videos of women filmed without their knowledge, South Korean police say.
— Warm locations give the cold shoulder: Some spring break destinations are cracking down on visiting college students.
