Super Tuesday's primaries saw Trump win key states like Virginia and North Carolina, setting up a potential 2024 rematch with Biden. Senator Menendez faces 18 federal charges, including bribery and obstruction, for alleged misuse of political influence. Dartmouth's basketball team voted to unionize, sparking a dispute with the university and a potential Supreme Court case. A Detroit vaping supply storage fire led to explosions, claiming one life and injuring a firefighter. Former Twitter execs sue Elon Musk for $128 million, citing unpaid severance and concerning remarks. Senator Sinema announces she won't seek reelection after one term, having shifted Arizona's political landscape. Change Healthcare shuts down services post-cyberattack, affecting insurance payments for providers.
The Bulletin Brief:

Super Tuesday’s Results (NBC) (AP)

Senator Menendez charged with bribery and obstruction (NBC) (CBS)

Dartmouth basketball forms first college union (NBC) (NYT)

Detroit building catches fire and causes explosions (AP)

Former Twitter executives sue Musk for severance (NBC)

Arizona Senator Sinema will not run for reelection (NBC)
Change healthcare shuts down multiple platforms after cyberattack (NBC)

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