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Logo text The Pitt season two finale conversation between Shawn Hatosy’s Dr. Jack Abbot and Noah Wyle‘s Dr. Michael “Robby” Robinavitch about their respective mental health struggles is not the first time that the two close friends and fellow attending physicians have talked about suicide. In fact, the topic comes up just minutes into the series’ first episode as Robby finds Abbot on the roof and jokes that jumping on his shift would be “rude.” Later in the first season, it’s Robby who’s up on the roof as Abbot tries to reassure him while Robby’s crying and talking about how he let himself and his staff down. Though both Robby and Abbot walk out of the hospital together at the end of season one, it was that moment that planted the seeds in Wyle’s mind for Robby’s suicidal thoughts in season two. “What would happen if Abbot hadn’t come back? If Abbot hadn’t stepped out and talked Robby down at the end of season one? Where does that scene end? How does Robby get off that roof? He was out there closer

Dougal Haston, one of the most skilled and fearless mountaineers of his time, would have turned 86 today. Born on April 19, 1940, in Currie, a small village near Edinburgh, Haston was the son of a baker and grew up in modest circumstances. From a young age, he developed a strong passion for the outdoors and began climbing in his mid-teens. By 1954, when he was 14, he made his first notable ascent on Curved Ridge, one of Scotland’s most famous and popular scrambling routes, in Glencoe. He joined the Junior Mountaineering Club of Scotland and improved his skills on hard routes, often in bad weather, with climbing partners such as Robin Smith. Haston and Smith formed one of the most dynamic and audacious climbing partnerships of the 1960s, bringing the so-called  “Scottish style” (climbing in severe, mixed conditions) to an outstanding level. In 1959, Haston made the first ascent of The Bat, a difficult rock route on Carn Dearg at Ben Nevis. While at Edinburgh University, he continued climbing in Scotland, the Lake District, and the Alps. He grew to prefer winter climbs and mixed routes. Robin Smith, left, and Dougal Haston. Photo: SMC Image Archive Car accident and

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A months-long online child exploitation probe ended Friday with the arrest of a Maurepas man that investigators say is tied to a sprawling Snapchat scheme. Authorities identified 31-year-old Nathaniel Hill as the suspect and took him into custody on April 17. The case centers on what officials describe as attempts to sexually exploit a 14-year-old autistic child through the social media app and allegedly involves dozens of adult men. Hill now faces a slate of child sexual-abuse material charges. Investigation details According to a Louisiana State Police news release, the investigation kicked off in January 2026 after the FBI Charlotte Field Office flagged a case that started in Jacksonville and alerted Baton Rouge agents. The LSP Special Victims Unit followed up on those leads, and a joint team of investigators secured a warrant through the 21st Judicial District Court. Troopers served a search and arrest warrant at Hill’s home on April 17 without incident, and officials say the broader inquiry is still very much active. Charges and custody Hill was booked on 35 counts of Pornography Involving Juveniles and three counts of Production of Child Sexual Abuse Material, according to WAFB. Local reports say he is being held without bond

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Photo: Governo do Paraná Animal feed production in Brazil is projected to reach 97.3 million tonnes in 2026, up 3.3% from the previous year, according to estimates by Sindirações (National Union of the Animal Feed Industry). The result marks a second consecutive year of growth, with output reaching around 94.2 million tonnes in 2025, an increase of more than 3% from 2024. Since 2021, cumulative growth has reached 16.6%, from 83.4 million to 97.3 million tonnes, if projections are confirmed. Expansion and modernisation drivers “The expansion of agricultural production is driving the entry of new companies into the marketing of traditional sector products, as well as the diversification of the export mix,” says Ariovaldo Zani, CEO of Sindirações. According to the sector, performance reflects the recovery of livestock and aquaculture activities following a period of greater volatility, particularly linked to grain costs and the macroeconomic environment. “The combination of expanded market access, institutional strengthening and incentives for productive modernisation is expected to boost the competitiveness of the animal protein sector over the next decade.” GRAIN FUTURES – All About Feed offers readers access to the futures market with a clear overview of the latest developments for wheat, corn and soy

Snap Inc., the parent company of Snapchat, has cut about 1,000 jobs as it ramps up the use of artificial intelligence to streamline operations and improve profitability. The layoffs, will affect roughly 16 percent of Snap’s full-time workforce and include the elimination of more than 300 unfilled roles, according to a memo from chief executive Evan Spiegel. “We believe that rapid advancements in artificial intelligence enable our teams to reduce repetitive work, increase velocity and better support our community, partners and advertisers,” Spiegel wrote, adding that smaller teams using AI tools are already driving “meaningful progress.” READ ALSO: Singer Timaya urges pause in relentless pursuit of bigger goals The move places Snap among a growing cohort of tech companies reducing headcount while highlighting productivity gains from AI adoption. Data from Layoffs.fyi shows more than 72,000 employees have been laid off by nearly 90 tech firms so far this year. Snap said the restructuring is expected to cut more than $500 million from its annual cost base by the second half of the year, creating “a clearer path to net-income profitability.” Spiegel described the decision as difficult and apologised to affected employees. The company has undergone multiple rounds of layoffs in

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This week in history: A look at the first YouTube video, New Coke bombs and NASA sending the Hubble to space. Web Editor : Jessica Patrick Posted  2026-04-19T10:20:56-0400  - Updated  2026-04-19T10:22:06-0400