Jimmy Barrett and Shara Fryer take you through the stories that matter on the morning of 03/28/2019, including: A birth control pill for men designed to stop sperm production has passed initial human safety tests, according to experts. However, it could be ten years before the pill gets cleared as safe enough for production. Doctors still want to research its effects on sex drive. While most female birth control pills only have to be taken every 21 days, the male pill would have to be taken for 28 days straight to avoid pregnancy. The Trump administration told the 5th US Circuit Court of Appeals late Monday that it would ask judges to toss out the entire Affordable Care Act, a decision that cast further uncertainty over the future of a federal law that has extended health insurance to millions of Americans. In a ruling last December, U.S. District Court Judge Reed O’Connor in the Northern District of Texas agreed with the GOP-led states argument that the health law was unconstitutional. The judge ruled that the constitutional foundation for the law – the requirement that people buy insurance or pay a penalty – was no longer constitutional because Congress had repealed the penalty. O'Connor ruled that because that provision was so central to the health law, the whole thing had to be invalidated. The rise of robot authors: is the writing on the wall for human novelists? Artificial intelligence can now write fiction and journalism. But does it measure up to George Orwell – and can it report on Brexit?