Apr. 21, 2023.
Our weekly news quiz tests your knowledge of the latest news stories every Friday. From Fox News’s settlement and the Sudan conflict to Bruce Springsteen Day, see how well you know what happened this week with the Apr. 21 News Quiz.
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This Week’s Questions (printable)
Here are some examples of this week’s Apr. 21 news quiz questions:

- How did Fox News settle its Dominion Voting Systems defamation suit?
- What is Germany’s highest honor for a former leader?
- What is the name of Elon Musk’s chatbot?
- Why did Warner Bros. Discovery ditch the HBO name from HBO Max?
- Netflix stopped mailing DVDs in what year?
- Which company is about to catch some Angry Birds?
- When’s Bruce Springsteen Day?
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Sources
We cross-checked our facts with reputable news outlets, research centers, and NGOs. These articles inspired the Apr. 21 news quiz. We recommend them for weekend reading.

- No Apologies: Fox Will Pay $787.5 Million to Settle Dominion Defamation Suit (nytimes.com)
- Sudan conflict: Why is there fighting, and what is at stake in the region? (The Guardian)
- ElonAI: Elon Musk talks “TruthGPT” and AI ambitions in a Fox News interview (The Washington Post)

- Special Achievement: Ex-leader Merkel to be decorated with highest German honor (AP News)
- Montana First: TikTok ban gets final approval by Montana’s GOP legislature (POLITICO)
- With Cheers and Tears: ‘Phantom of the Opera’ Ends Record Broadway Run (nytimes.com)
- HBO Max: Renamed Max With Discovery+ Merger (Variety)

- DVD-by-mail: Netflix is ending its DVD-by-mail service (AP News)
- Frodo speaks: How Elijah Wood Became the New Weirdo on ‘Yellowjackets’ (GQ)
- Gaming deal: Sega Sammy to buy Angry Birds maker Rovio for $776 million (Reuters)
- Bruce Springsteen Day: New Jersey honor follows Covid Diagnosis (The Guardian)
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