Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Kim, today is Thursday, April 20, 2023, and

we begin with a tiny intruder causing a big ruckus at the White House. According to

the Secret Service, a toddler shimmied through the metal posts of the brand new Super Secure

Fence on the north side of the property Tuesday. The breach triggered a swift response from

agents who quickly reunited the pint-sized interloper with his parents. This isn't the

first time a curious kid has gone rogue at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. In 2014, a toddler

squeezed through a fence just as Ben President Barack Obama was about to address the nation

on Iraq. The uninvited guest prompted a temporary lockdown and delayed the briefing. A Secret

Service spokesman at the time said, we were going to wait until he learned a talk to question

him, but in lieu of that, he got a timeout and was sent on his way with his parents.

$787.5 million dollars. That's the amount Fox News has agreed to pay Dominion voting systems

for reporting misinformation about the 2020 election that Dominion says hurt its reputation.

The last minute settlement Tuesday averts a highly publicized defamation trial that may

have put influential Fox executives and on-air personalities on the witness stand. According

to the Wall Street Journal, Fox admitted in a statement that falsehoods were broadcast,

but the network's anchors will not be required to make an on-air apology. The settlement

is believed to be the largest involving a U.S. media company, but the legal battles

over 2020 election coverage aren't over for either side. Dominion has pending lawsuits

against Newsmax and OAN, and Fox's facing lawsuits filed by election technology company

Smartmatic, as well as a former Fox News producer.

The Golden State Warriors will have to play their next playoff game without one of their

superstars. The NBA has suspended forward Dream on Green for stomping on the chest of Sacramento

...