Board vice chairman and Safariland CEO Warren B. Kanders gave in to pressure by artists and others to quit museum post Source

A 4-year-old boy named Andrew, who has autism, became overwhelmed on a train platform and his mom couldn’t calm him down. While most people stared, a kind Washington, D.C. Metro police officer stepped in to help, and calmed the boy by simply holding his hand. Source

After the top four running backs come off the board, the No. 5 overall pick presents arguably the biggest challenge on Draft Day. Jamey Eisenberg shows you it might not be that bad to pick at this spot. Source

Go safe or go risky in Round 1? What about a tight end in Round 2? Dave Richard shows you how your draft from the sixth spot might go. Source

A balanced, patient approach is required if you draw a draft slot in the middle of the draft. Source

It’s nice to pick two players from the top 15, but what happens when a plan falls apart? Dave Richard reminds those Fantasy drafters at 10th overall that there’s no substitute for value. Source

Is Ezekiel Elliott going to hold out? It’s still up in the air when the running back will join the team Source

SportsLine’s proven computer model simulated Thursday’s Yankees vs. Red Sox game 10,000 times Source

Picking fourth is an enviable spot in 2019, as you can sit back and nab whichever elite running back is there for you. But it’s how you approach things from there that gets interesting, says Ben Gretch. Source

The No. 3 pick offers the security of knowing you’ll get a stud running back, but it’s not all that easy after that. Source