Cheat Sheet - Rutgers Stays Silent on Mike Rice

Today: Hillary Derangement Syndrome , North Korea Blocks Border Crossing , Two More Sought in Prison-Chief Murder April 04, 2013 OMERTÀ 1. Rutgers Stays Silent on Mike Rice Ex-coach Mike Rice fired basketballs and homophobic slurs at his players. But don't expect the school's athletes to say anything bad about him. The Daily Beast's Lizzie Crocker reports from Rutgers. Read it at The Daily Beast BE AFRAID, GOP 2. Hillary Derangement Syndrome Are Republicans really going to try to damage Hillary Clinton by digging up old non-scandals no one even remembers? They'll do damage, all right, says The Daily Beast's Michael Tomasky, but not to Clinton. Read it at The Daily Beast CRISIS 3. North Korea Blocks Border Crossing As if things couldn't get any more tense, North Korea has reportedly moved a missile to the east coast, but South Korea says it isn't cabable of reaching the United States. Kim Jong-un also closed the border crossing at Kaesong and demanded notice of when the industrial complex's hundreds of workers from the South would leave. North Korea's state news agency again threatened to close the complex, despite that it is a key moneymaker for the country. On Wednesday the U.S. boosted its nuclear defense system against North Korea and deployed an advanced missile defense system to Guam as a precaution. And the situation keeps getting more grim, as one of North Korea's last allies, China, voiced "serious concern" Wednesday. Read it at Reuters COLORADO 4. Two More Sought in Prison-Chief Murder Colorado police said Wednesday that they are searching for two more suspects, both members of the white-supremacist gang the 211 Crew, in the murder of the state's prison chief and his wife. James Lohr, 47, and Thomas Guolee, 31, should both be considered armed and dangerous, and El Paso County sheriff's Lt. Jeff Kramer warned, "You don't want to underestimate these guys." Police said the main suspect is still Evan Ebel, who died in a shootout with police March 21, but they believe these two men are also involved and said they had been in contact with Ebel. They both have extensive records, and Lohr has two warrants out for his arrest in relation to a bail violation and a protection-order violation. Read it at The Denver Post LOCKDOWN 5. Civilian Shot Dead at Fort Knox An Army civilian employee was shot and killed at Fort Knox in Louisville, Kentucky, on Wednesday, leading to a temporary lockdown on the base. A spokesman for U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command said the killing was "not a random act of violence." An FBI spokesman said two agents had been dispatched to the facility to assist in the investigation, which is home to more than 40,000 military personnel, families, and civilian employees. The victim's name is being withheld for 24 hours until the family is contacted. Read it at The Guardian LIVE FREE OR DIE Rand Paul Heads to New Hampshire First of the 2016 contenders to make the trip. 'DEATH TRAP' Dozens Die in Argentine Floods In Buenos Aires and La Plata. WANT FRIES WITH THAT? McDonald's: Get a B.A. to Be a Cashier One restaurant posts job for college graduates only. CROSSOVER Brittney Griner to Mark Cuban: Call Me Dallas Mavericks owner said he would sign Baylor star. NOT COMING OUT Daddy Yankee: I'm Not Gay! After photo of man resembling reggae star kissing a man. GET The Cheat Sheet A speedy, smart summary of news and must-reads from across the Web. You'll love the featured original stories on politics, entertainment, and more from The Daily Beast's diverse group of contributors. GET Culture Beast Weekly cultural recommendations from The Daily Beast. Call Me Definitely With the cell phone's 40th birthday being celebrated Wednesday and the launch of Facebook's smartphone coming Thursday, we take a look at some of the most iconic telephone scenes in Hollywood and pop culture, from James Bond to 'Saved By The Bell.' More Videos Obama's New Security Team by Leslie H. Gelb The Aryan Brotherhood of Texas: Brutal, Deadly, and Effective by Seth Ferranti 7 Reasons Why 'American Idol' Sucks This Season by Ramin Setoodeh

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