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• A second day of protests in Gaza is expected after Israeli security forces killed 58 and wounded thousands of Palestinians demonstrating against the US embassy in Jerusalem on Monday. 
• Former Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid had surgery for pancreatic cancer on Monday, he is expected to recover after the procedure to remove a tumor.
• Voters head to the polls in Pennsylvania and three other states for primaries as the Keystone State's new congressional district map has Democrats eyeing new seats and Republican retiring.
• Wyoming is rapidly becoming America's new home for cryptocurrency companies looking to get a foothold in the US with new tax incentives and revenue for the state.
• Nintendo says the re-launch of its NES Classic and SNES Classic systems next month means the company will have units "through the end of the year" after critical shortages.