Plus, Pulitzer Prize winners will be honored, the Golden Knights and Capitals keep fighting in the Stanley Cup Final, Missouri's governor resigns and the retro video game trend continues.

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Plus, the search for Malaysia Airline Flight 370 comes to an end, residents in Ellicott City face tough questions after flooding, classes resume at Santa Fe High School and 'Arrested Development' returns amid controversy.

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Plus, Alberto heads for the Gulf Coast, Lebron forces Game 7, Saturday is the deadliest day to drive and Ireland is on course for a major cultural shift.

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Plus, a woman will become the president of the New York Stock Exchange for the first time, Ireland will hold a landmark vote on abortion, a Star Wars spinoff blasts into theaters and companies shift their privacy policies to give users more control over their data.

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Plus, Republicans will look at documents on an FBI source who met with the Trump campaign, patience will be tested during Memorial Day Weekend traffic, the Rockets will honor Santa Fe High School students during Game 5 and Serena Williams will have a tough route in the French Open.

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From the Accused podcast team, Aftermath is an episodic look at survivors of gun violence. Listen to the first 2 episodes today by searching and subscribing to Aftermath on Apple Podcasts or wherever you’re listening to this.

Plus, we'll find out who joins the Vegas Golden Knights in the Stanley Cup Final, North Korea prepares to dismantle a nuclear test site, the USA Gymnastics CEO will apologize to Nassar victims and a clemency hearing is set for a woman who committed murder while allegedly being sex-trafficked.

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Plus, it's a big day for Democratic women, Zuckerberg appears in front of European Parliament, YouTube Music makes its debut and Stephen King is back with a new thriller.

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Plus, Trump demands a probe into whether the FBI infiltrated his 2016 campaign, a new call for civil disobedience asks who are our moral leaders, Congo will begin vaccinating against Ebola and 'Deadpool 2' takes out 'Infinity War.'

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Plus, a Texas community grieves after a school shooting, Justify will try and move one step closer to a Triple Crown, investigators look for clues into a deadly Cuban plane crash and Kelly Clarkson gets set to host the Billboard Music Awards.

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