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In dark corners of the internet, mass shooters are celebrated as ‘saints,’ creating an ecosystem experts worry is likely to inspire mass shooters.      

If Roe is overturned, there are a few key states where access to abortion will be critical. Here’s a look at why.       

Oklahoma passed a Texas-style abortion ban that begins at conception, Harry Styles releases anticipated third album, ‘Harry’s House’: 5 Things podcast       

Inclusive edition of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit celebrated by 2022 issue models – Elon Musk’s mother Maye, Ciara, Yumi Nu and Leyna Bloom – at its launch in New York. (May 20)      

Johnny Depp was a controlling lover, ex-girlfriend testifies; Reports: Rihanna, Ed Sheeran welcome new babies; Prince William, Kate join Tom Cruise for “Top Gun: Maverick” premiere. (May 20)      

President Joe Biden is opening his trip to South Korea with a focus on the U.S. tech sector, touring a Samsung computer chip plant on Friday. He’s also set to go to Japan during the five-day tour. (May 20)      

A showdown between an Arizona tribe and the FBI was a turning point in the history of Indian Country, paving the way for the growth of Indian gaming.       

President Joe Biden is opening his trip to South Korea with a focus on the U.S. tech sector, touring a Samsung computer chip plant on Friday. He’s also set to go to Japan during the six-day tour. (May 20)      

In 2003, Pink Floyd guitarist Dave Gilmour sold his $5.9 million London mansion to help fund a housing project for the homeless. (May 20)      

Here’s the latest for Friday May 20th: President Biden goes to South Korea; Russia threatens to put Ukrainian prisoners on trial; Rev. Al Sharpton speaks in Buffalo church; Boeing spacecraft that can carry a crew goes to Space Station.      

Julia Roberts attends the Chopard trophy ceremony in Cannes, alongside winner Sheila Atim, Lashana Lynch and Noomi Rapace.      

Julia Roberts joins “Armageddon Time” stars Anne Hathaway and Jeremy Strong on the Cannes red carpet. (May 20)      

Russian State TV has shown what it said were wounded Ukrainian fighters receiving treatment at a hospital in the Donetsk region.      

Civil rights activist Rev. Al Sharpton delivered a fiery and defiant speech at a prayer service Thursday evening honoring victims of the Buffalo supermarket shooting. (May 19)      

A church service was held on Thursday evening in Buffalo, New York to honor victims of the deadly supermarket shooting. (May 19)      

The U.S. recorded one case of monkeypox, in Massachusetts and a suspected case in New York City. Here’s all you need to know about the virus.       

Highlights of this day in history: Charles Lindbergh begins his trans-Atlantic flight; Amelia Earhart starts her trek across the Atlantic; Freedom Riders attacked in the South; Explorer Christopher Columbus, comedienne Gilda Radner die. (May 20)      

Boeing’s Starliner crew capsule rocketed toward orbit without astronauts on Thursday on a repeat test flight after years of being grounded by flaws that could have doomed the spacecraft. (May 19)      

Relatives of shooting victims speak out at news conference, asking for end to racial violence (May 19)      

A Russian POW who could face life in prison after fatally shooting a Ukrainian civilian asked the victim’s wife for forgiveness . Live updates.       

Officials in Buffalo, New York say the initial investigation into the deadly attack at Tops supermarket has “concluded.” (May 19)      

The FBI has ended the initial investigation at the scene of the deadly supermarket shooting in Buffalo, New York. (May 19)      

The remains of Donald Hayes, 74, were found Wednesday after he went missing on the Wood Chute trailhead on Mingus Mountain on Friday.       

Another volatile day on Wall Street ended with more losses for stocks Thursday, drawing the S&P 500 closer to its first bear market since the beginning of the pandemic. (May 19)      

Buffalo Police sought to reassure residents of their safety Thursday following the deadly shooting at the Tops Friendly supermarket. (May 19)      

May 30, 2022, marks 100 years since the dedication of the Lincoln Memorial. Special events and programs are being held this month to honor the 16th U.S. president and the temple dedicated to him. (May 19)      

Here’s the latest for Thursday, May 19: Senate approves money for Ukraine; Man charged in Buffalo mass shooting appears in court; Biden welcomes Swedish and Finnish leaders; Pangolins in Prague.      

Six people were hurt, including three firefighters, when an explosion and fire rocked a marine construction company in southeast Wisconsin. (May 19)      

The U.S. has announced a shipment of $100 million in military equipment to Ukraine, separate from what will be coming from the $40 billion approved Thursday by Congress. (May 19)      

With the U.S. Supreme Court poised to let states tightly limit or ban abortion, reproductive rights advocates are planning to open new clinics or expand existing ones. (May 19)