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2019-05-09

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California firefighter rescues young deer from storm drain

Impressive rescue.

Italy

Self-proclaimed fascist banned from Turin book fair after boycott call

Publishing house Altaforte, which was links to the neo-fascist Italian party CasaPound, has been banned from the Turin book fair after several authors joined a call to boycott the event.

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World

Migrants increasingly risk lives arriving in Greece by river or sea

Migrants put their lives on the line trying to get from Turkey to Greece, crossing by boat to the Greek city of Alexandropouli, Greece, or crossing the Evros river on the border to make it to Europe. Euronews correspondents Fay Doulgkeri and Bryan Carter report.

USA

Former Air Force intelligence analyst charged with leaking Obama-era drone secrets

Court documents said the analyst gave classified documents to a reporter which were published on a news site federal officials confirmed was The Intercept.

Europe News

The Brief: Medieval city hosts post-Brexit summit...before Brexit

It's a small medieval town in Romania, it's also where EU leaders are converging to chart the bloc's future course, without the UK.

USA

Are Trump's foreign policy risks paying off?

First Read is your briefing from "Meet the Press" and the NBC Political Unit on the day's most important political stories and why they matter.

Romania

Watch: Luxembourg's Bettel tries to start a Macron chant in Romania

A rare glimpse of a European leader letting his hair down.

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Russia shows off military might at Victory Day parade

Russian troops celebrated the 74th anniversary of the Soviet Union's victory over Nazi Germany.

USA

Four arrested under terrorism laws after killing of journalist Lyra McKee

The New IRA, a dissident paramilitary group which opposes Northern Ireland's peace process, says its members killed her by accident when firing at police.

USA

Pope issues groundbreaking law requiring priests, nuns to report sex abuse

The law mandates that the world's 415,000 Catholic priests and 660,000 religious sisters inform church authorities when they have "well-founded motives to believe" abuse has occurred.

USA

Buttigieg is the only top 2020 candidate not offering staffers health care yet

The campaign offers stipends so workers can buy insurance on their own, in contrast to several 2020 rivals who are providing health care to workers, according to an NBC News review.

USA

E.U. stresses that it wants to continue doing business with Iran

The Europeans say the 2015 nuclear deal is a pillar of regional and global security, but Washington says Tehran is destabilizing the Middle East.

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Thais scramble for sacred rice grains in annual ploughing ceremony

The Ploughing Ceremony produced a prediction that there will be enough water for farming while rice, food, and fruits will be abundant this year.

USA

Facebook co-founder says Zuckerberg 'not accountable,' calls for government break up

Chris Hughes, who started Facebook with Mark Zuckerberg, joins a growing chorus of privacy advocates and politicians who have called for antitrust action.

North Korea

North Korea fires projectiles from military area

North Korea have fired a series of projectiles from an area known to be used as a military base, South Koreas military have said.

USA

North Korea fires 'unidentified projectile,' South Korean military official says

It's the second apparent launch by North Korea in a week.

USA

Ever, the photo storage app, has a side business: Facial recognition

"The app developers were not clear about their intentions," one Ever user said. "I believe it's a huge invasion of privacy."

Russia

Watch: Russia marks World War Two victory day Red Square parade

Watch: Russia marks World War Two victory day with huge parade