E-paper highlights: April 6-11, 2023, Echo Journal headlines

Here are highlights of what was published in the Echo Journal e-papers online in the past week. Each e-paper includes pages of bonus news from around the world, including top international, national and sports news.

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• Former President Trump, newly charged, urges defunding the Justice Department and FBI.
• Tornado kills five in southeastern Missouri.
• Caddie says Tiger Woods is “pretty banged up” entering the Masters.

• The Biden administration prohibits trans athlete bans.
• Report: U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas accepted undisclosed luxury trips.
• Recipe: Lemony Primavera Pasta Salad is perfect for parties, potlucks.

• Vice President Kamala Harris heads to Tennessee after lawmakers expelled over gun protests.
• Russia charges Wall Street Journal reporter with espionage.
• Brooks Koepka storms into Masters lead before weather halts play.
• Twins win home opener in 10th inning.

• President Biden going to war against “junk fees” - extra costs hidden in purchases for hotels, concert tickets and airlines.
• Tiger Woods survives rough finish to make Masters cut.

• Jon Rahm wins Masters at Augusta National Golf Club.
• U.S. searches for source of highly classified intel leak.
• Ailing Tiger Woods withdraws from Masters due to foot injury.

• Black lawmaker reinstated to Tennessee House of Representatives.
• Kentucky bank worker shoots, kills four colleagues.
• Here’s how to tell if a tree, shrub or plant will survive our winters.
• The Minnesota Lynx take Diamond Miller during the WNBA Draft.

• Find this week’s Echo Journal pages, along with extra home and abroad pages of national, world and sports news.