## Human remains belonging to multiple young children found in Memphis: Police

Authored by abcnews.com

Officials search an area where the remains of multiple children were found in Memphis, April 22, 2026.

Over the ensuing weeks, investigators with the Memphis Police Department's homicide unit and the Shelby County Medical Examiner's Office uncovered additional human remains during a search of the area. »

### Nature Festival urges attendees to “dress appropriately” after being mistaken for nudist event

Authored by dexerto.com

A UK wildlife festival has clarified that it is not a nudist gathering after confusion led some people to believe it was a naturist event.

Cumbria Nature Festival shared the message on Facebook after receiving enquiries that suggested attendees had misunderstood the event’s purpose, prompting organisers to step in before things got awkward.

In a Facebook post addressing the confusion, Cumbria Nature Festival made it clear the event is focused on wildlife and conservation, not nudism. »

### PlayStation's Shuhei Yoshida was fired for not listening to Jim Ryan

Authored by eurogamer.net

Shuhei Yoshida, the former long-tenured leader of Sony's first-party PlayStation Worldwide Studios, has said he was fired from the role by Jim Ryan - the boss of PlayStation - because he didn't listen to him.

"Jim Ryan wanted to remove me from first-party because I didn't listen to him.

As Yoshida later remarked, he and Ryan were part of the same PlayStation generation so they knew each other well. »

### Sen. John Fetterman receives no support for re-election from Pennsylvania House Democrats: report

Authored by nypost.com

Pennsylvania Democrats are reluctant to support Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., for re-election, according to a new report.

Not a single Pennsylvania House Democrat in the delegation will say Fetterman should run for re-election as a Democrat,” the report said.

Sen. John Fetterman has received no support from Pennsylvania Democrats for his re-election bid. »

### Chemical leak at a West Virginia plant kills 2 people and sends 30 more to hospitals, officials say

Authored by apnews.com

A chemical gas reaction occurred at the plant involving nitric acid and another substance, Sigman said at a news briefing.

The chemical reaction that was believed to have occurred during a cleaning process produced toxic hydrogen sulfide, Kanawha County Commission President Ben Salango said.

The plant is located near Institute, a community about 10 miles (16 kilometers) west of Charleston, the state capital. »

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