NTD News Today (April 28): Teachers Union Chief Offered Edits on CDC School Reopening; 10,000 FBI Agents Can Spy on Citizens: OIG

American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten admitted to offering edits to the CDC’s school reopening guidelines during testimony on Capitol Hill. She denies suggesting substantive changes. More than 10,000 federal employees could have access to Americans' data under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. Three witnesses testified on the issue at a House Judiciary Subcommittee hearing on Thursday. A recent UN report called the "Eight March Principles" is sparking controversy for proposing the worldwide decriminalization of drug use—and of sexual activity with minors. Topics in this episode include: 1. Teachers Union Chief Concedes CDC Edits 2. Over 10,000 FBI Agents Can Spy on Americans: OIG 3. UN Decriminalization Report Sparks Concerns 4. Stranded US Citizens in War-Torn Sudan 5. Railway Cars Plunge into Mississippi River 6. 2 Army Apache Helicopters Collide in Alaska 7. Security Camera Footage of Deadly Fire 8. Venezuela’s Guaido Seeks Protection in US 9. NYC Transit System Stops Twitter Use 10. North Dakota Preferred Pronouns Bill 11. Brothers Survive Lightning Strike 12. Philippines, Chinese Vessels ‘Confrontation’ 13. FBI Director Testifies on CCP Cyber Warfare 14. Chinese Police Raid Offices of US Firm 15. ‘Not Decoupling’ From China: Biden Advisor 16. Whistleblower Secretly Convicted in China 17. Fed Chairman Pranked by Zelenskyy Imitators 18. Facial Recognition Helps Putin Curb Dissent 19. Bolshoi Theatre Turns Toward China 20. BBC Chairman Resigns over Boris Johnson Loan 21. UK Tightens Gambling Regulations 22. Last 2 Students Graduate from Japanese School 23. Twin Moms Teach Poor Children in Indonesia 24. Museum Features Chopin’s Last Piano, Letters 25. Dog Trainers Gear Up for Westminster Dog Show 26. Hamburg Zoo Excited About Baby Polar Bear