Basketball fans, brace yourselves. The NCAA women's championship game ended with a bang. UConn dominated the court, defeating South Carolina with a final score of 82-59. This victory marks UConn's 12th championship, setting a new record for the most titles in NCAA women's basketball history. The team's star player, Paige Bueckers, celebrated her first national title with an emotional moment with her coach, Geno Auriemma. She is expected to be the top pick in the upcoming WNBA draft.

The men's championship game is set to tip off tonight. Florida and Houston will face off in San Antonio. The game is expected to be intense, with both teams bringing their A-game. The excitement doesn't stop there. The Midwest and South have been hit hard by severe weather, with at least 20 deaths reported since Wednesday. Tornadoes and flooding have caused significant damage, and the severe weather is expected to continue in the Southeast today.

In political news, President Trump has doubled down on his tariffs, refusing to back down unless countries even out their trade with the U. S. This has caused major stock indexes to fall, raising fears of a recession. Meanwhile, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. met with the family of a child who died from measles, emphasizing the importance of vaccination in stopping the spread of the disease.

Sports enthusiasts have plenty to look forward to today. The Rangers and Lightning will face off on the ice, while the Diamondbacks and Orioles kick off a three-game series on the field. On the court, March Madness concludes with the men's NCAA championship game. And if you're a fan of The Hunting Party, the season finale airs tonight.

In other news, Alex Ovechkin made history by breaking Wayne Gretzky's all-time goals record. The Washington Capitals star scored his 895th career goal, solidifying his place as one of the greatest goal-scorers in NHL history. And if you're a fan of A Minecraft Movie, you're in luck. The film broke records at the weekend box office, grossing $157 million and making it the largest debut of 2025 so far.

In a heartwarming moment, a 97-year-old Western Santa Cruz Galapagos tortoise, named Mommy, hatched four babies at the Philadelphia Zoo. This makes her the oldest first-time mom of her species. And if you're looking for a feel-good moment, look no further than this incredible story.

College Hoops Wrap-Up: UConn's Triumph and More

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