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Also: Germany approves a resolution on the Armenian genocide, angering Turkey; central Texas struggles with flooding; and a rare giant panda is born in a Belgium zoo.

Also: Blizzard warnings are posted for the northern Plains; bombing continues in Aleppo, Syria; and two Chinese astronauts return to Earth after a month in space.

Also: South Korean investigators are checking the cargo load of the sunken ferry; severe weather is predicted this weekend for the Midwest; and the Buffalo Bills cheerleaders are suing the team.

Also: Iraqis vote for a parliament under heavy security; the IMF says Russia has slipped into recession because of the Ukrainian crisis; and a mammoth plastic igloo is for sale in Alaska.

Also: Nigerian bombs kill scores of commuters; searchers deploy an unmanned sub to hunt for the missing Malaysian jet; and a federal judge is expected to overturn an Ohio ban on gay marriage.

Also: Hillary Clinton ducks a thrown shoe; new signals are not thought to be from the missing Malaysian Airlines jet; and several chimpanzees escape the Kansas City Zoo.

Also: The Supreme Court reviews buffer zones around abortion clinics; more West Virginia residents get their water back; a 12-year-old boy is in custody after a New Mexico school shooting; and blizzard conditions are forecast in the upper Plains.

Also: Ukraine says it won't fight Russia in Crimea; huge fire is brought under control in San Francisco; "Flappy Bird" may come back.

Also: The Border Patrol has dropped undocumented workers at Arizona bus stations; a bomb explodes in a Northern Ireland hotel, injuring no one; and the New York Rangers go to the Stanley Cup final.

Also: Secretary of State Kerry will meet his Russian counterpart to discuss Ukraine; baseball-sized hail falls in Nebraska; and a man who smuggled a dinosaur skeleton is sent to prison.

Also: Police arrest suspect in connection with huge California wildfire; Texas gets record rainfall from the remnants of a tropical storm; and judging NASA's new spaceships.

Also: Protests In St. Louis become violent after black teen fatally shot by police; Hawaii's governor loses his Democratic primary; and a new survey finds the average price of gas is cheaper.

Also: Pope Francis celebrates Mass for thousands of South Koreans; losing Mississippi GOP Senate candidate files a lawsuit; and San Francisco's Candlestick Park will be demolished.

Also: The Justice Department wants Switzerland to extradite seven FIFA officials; President Obama asks Congress to end the Cuba embargo; and there's been another shark attack in North Carolina.

Also: A gas crisis is shutting down Nigeria; comedian Anne Meara and jazz trumpeter Marcus Belgrave die; and Sweden wins the Eurovision Song Contest over Russia.

Also: More flooding is ahead for the central and southern Plains; Delaware lawmakers review an assisted suicide bill; and a Pearl Harbor memorial is temporarily closed after a ship strikes a dock.

Also: Austrian officials find at least 20 migrants suffocated to death in a truck; President Obama visits New Orleans on Hurricane Katrina's 10th anniversary; and wildfires prompt air quality alerts.

Also: Wildfires burn more land in the west; Tropical Storm Danny weakens; and Boston police arrest 2 men who allegedly threatened to attack the Pokemon World Championship.

Also: Loretta Lynch will finally get a confirmation vote; an international watchdog fears 30,000 migrants may die this year at sea; and this is the 100th anniversary of the use of chemical weapons.

Also: Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl will have a July hearing on his desertion charge; President Obama visits Utah; and there'll be a brief lunar eclipse tomorrow.