90-Second Read: Hantavirus fuels fears over Taipei rat sightings

Viral videos of rats inside Taipei shopping malls, markets and train stations are fueling public anxiety after Taiwan recorded its first Hantavirus death in 25 years. As rat sightings spread across social media, city officials are ramping up poison traps, street cleanings and disinfection campaigns across Taiwan's capital. The man accused of stealing suitcases from a car, which contained some of Beyoncé's unreleased music, has pleaded guilty. Cosmetics co-founder Scott-Vincent Borba says was a life of "luxury living" in Hollywood, Scott-Vincent Borba tells CNN affiliate KGO in an interview that he is preparing to be ordained to be a Catholic priest.

Jason Collins, the NBA's first openly gay player and a prominent champion of inclusion, has died at 47 after battling an aggressive brain tumor, his family said. Which begs the question, what's next for James after 23 seasons in the league? The deputies allege the movie uses enough real-life details from a 2016 South Florida case to make viewers believe they committed crimes depicted in the film.

CNN's Julia Vargas Jones explores how the "Scientology speedrun" TikTok trend, that the Church of Scientology calls "harassment," has introduced the controversial organization to a new generation. Two Miami-Dade sheriff's deputies have filed a lawsuit against Artists Equity, the production company behind the Netflix film "The Rip," starring Ben Affleck and Matt Damon. In a March response letter included in court filings, an attorney for Artists Equity denied the allegations, saying the film does not claim to tell a true story or portray real people. Video of soccer star Lamine Yamal waving a Palestinian flag during Barcelona's title celebrations parade has gone viral.