We start the day's other headlines in Tennessee. Lawmakers there passed a new congressional map that could help Republicans win all nine congressional seats in this year's midterm elections.

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Prior to the vote, protesters gathered outside the state's House and Senate chambers to voice their anger at the plan.

The new map slices up Memphis, a majority black city that makes up most of the state's

lone Democratic stronghold. Tennessee's governor has now signed the bill, making it the first

state to adopt a new map since a U.S. Supreme Court ruling last week that significantly

weakened the

landmark voting rights act.

In Colorado, the man accused of last year's firebomb attack at a pro-Israel rally was

sentenced to life in prison today.

Mohamed Sabri Salaman has pleaded not guilty to dozens of state charges, including

first-degree murder.

Authorities say he threw two Molotov cocktails during a demonstration in support of Israeli hostages in Gaza. At least 13 people

were hurt, and an 82-year-old woman later died from her injuries. The Egyptian National still faces

federal hate crime charges to which he has pleaded not guilty.

Health authorities on at least four continents are tracking over two dozen passengers who left

the cruise ship at the center of a hanta virus outbreak.

The passengers from at least 12 different countries left the ship two weeks after the first

passenger died on board.

The vessel itself is now en route to Spain's Canary Islands, where officials are debating

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