Headlines from April 27, 2015

Death toll in Nepal earthquake rises above 3,000.
Piecing together the first 45 minutes of Freddie Gray’s police encounter.
In the past four years, more than 100 people have won judgements or settlements related to Baltimore police brutality.
US preparing to issue hacking-related sanctions against foreign entities or individuals.
Lazy journalism is why the West believes North Koreans believe Kim Jong Il shot 18 holes-in-one.
Novelists including Rachel Kushner, Michael Ondaatje, and Teju Cole withdraw from PEN’s gala over Charlie Hebdo award.
San Francisco restaurant weathers water restrictions by replacing its dish sprayer with an air compressor.
IKEA’s prototype for its 2025 kitchen switches out refrigerators for drones.
“I’m an insufferable asshole, and I’m here to complain about my brand new $350 luxury watch.”
Related: The invasion of the Apple Watch is imminent, but some of our wrists are already spoken for.
The 1967 hit film The Graduate changed the rules for leading men, but not for older women.
Today Chipotle became the first national food chain to remove all GMO ingredients from its menu.
Starbucks replaced employee health insurance with tuition discounts because Obamacare is working.
The current state of how musicians are making a living by connecting with super fans.
BBC Radio 1 is about to begin a new pop-music chart show in an era when charts barely exist and hardly matter.