Special prosecutor Nathan Wade withdraws from Georgia's election interference case against Donald Trump due to a romantic relationship with DA Fani Willis. Ukraine launches drone attacks as Russia concludes presidential elections, securing Putin another term amidst minimal opposition and accusations of political suppression. In sports news, CBS unveils the men's March Madness bracket featuring top-seeded teams like UConn and UNC, while ESPN announces the women's lineup with teams such as South Carolina and Iowa. A mass shooting in Washington DC leaves two dead and five injured, with police searching for a suspect, and a $418 million real estate settlement promises industry changes. In NYC, a subway shooting participant is cleared of charges for acting in self-defense, and a volcanic eruption in Iceland prompts evacuations due to threatening magma flows toward a town's defenses.

The Bulletin Brief:

Prosecutor steps down and delays announced in Trump’s current cases (AP) (NBC) (CBS)
Russia’s election announces Putin as victor and Ukraine launches drone strike (NBC) (AP)
March Madness announced with top-seeded team line-up (NBC) (AP)
A DC mass shooting kills 2 and injures 5 (CBS)
Major changes coming in the real estate business (NBC)
NYC man will not face charges after subway shooting (AP)
Icelandic volcano erupts again (AP)