British Prime Minister and Leader of the Conservative Party David Cameron and his wife Samantha arrive at the Conservative Party headquarters in London on May 8.
Conservatives win resounding victory in U.K.
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Protests get emotional in Baltimore. Saudi Arabia restarts airstrikes in Yemen. And the NFL releases its schedule for next season.

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GERMANY ASSAULTS

Protests grow: It was an emotional day yesterday in Baltimore, as the fallout from Freddie Gray’s death continued. Protesters rallied last night, marching to a local police station. Among the crowd were members of Gray’s family, including his mother, who cried and collapsed at the spot where her son was arrested. Earlier in the day, Baltimore police released the names of the six officers involved in Gray’s arrest. They have been suspended with pay. The Justice Department also joined the fray, announcing it would investigate to see if Gray’s civil rights were violated. Gray died Sunday, a week after his arrest and after suffering a severe spinal injury while in police custody.

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BOSTON MARATHON BOMBING TRIAL

The finger: That’s what the jury – charged with deciding if Dzhokhar Tsarnaev lives or dies – saw yesterday when a photo, taken when he was in a holding cell in the same courthouse where his trial is being held, was shown in court. In the image, the now-convicted Boston Marathon bomber glares into the camera and defiantly raises his middle finger. Assistant U.S. Attorney Nadine Pellegrini said Tsarnaev was “unrepentant” and saw the people he killed as “the enemy.” The victim impact part of the case also started yesterday, with often heartbreaking testimony from survivors and families of the dead.

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Brady: Super Bowl not tainted by 'Deflategate' report
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CLINTON BOOK

‘Cash’ clash: Explosive exposé or conspiracy theory? That’s the range of reactions to an upcoming book on Hillary Clinton that serves as the first major test of her presidential campaign’s ability to fight off attacks from detractors. “Clinton Cash” by Peter Schweizer alleges that the former secretary of state used her position to benefit foreign donors to the Clinton Foundation who helped it accomplish its philanthropic mission. The book provides fresh fodder for Republicans – especially 2016 GOP hopefuls – looking to attack the Democratic frontrunner on foreign policy. Clinton, her team and other Democrats are already mounting a campaign to discredit the book – and Schweizer.

BALTIMORE, MD - APRIL 26: Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake takes questions at a news conference at Bethel AME Church, April 26, 2015 in Baltimore, Maryland. Rawlings-Blake discussed the recent unrest in Baltimore surrounding the death of Freddie Gray. Gray's funeral is scheduled for Monday morning. (Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
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NYPD OFFICER KILLED

Saying goodbye: An estimated 30,000 people – including police officers from across the country – are expected to attend the funeral today of NYPD officer Brian Moore, who was shot in the head Saturday while on duty. Flags at city and state of New York government buildings have been flown at half-staff to honor his memory. The New York Mets had a moment of silence for Moore earlier this week, and Mets players wore NYPD caps during batting practice.

New York Police Department officer Brian Moore was shot while trying trying to question a man in Queens, New York on Saturday, May 2, 2015. He died Monday, May 4.
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NFL

Schedules released: Are you ready for some football? If you are, you still have to wait five months before the pigskin starts flying, but at least now you know who’s playing whom. The season kicks off on (what else) a Thursday night in September with the defending champion New England Patriots taking on the Pittsburgh Steelers. Other notable games include the Philadelphia Eagles (and newly acquired running back DeMarco Murray) playing Murray’s former team, the Dallas Cowboys, on September 20. Pro football’s nastiest current rivalry – the Seattle Seahawks vs. the San Francisco 49ers – resumes on October 22. And the rematch to one of the greatest NFC championship games in history will be played on September 20 when the Green Bay Packers host the Seahawks.

Those are your five biggies for the day. Here are a few others that are brewing and have the Internet buzzing.

Bad idea: The Cleveland Cavaliers had to apologize for this video, which played in the arena during a playoff game this week.

Not listening: If Siri was your mom, she still wouldn’t hear you correctly.

Lip sync No. 1: What happens when your parents get their hands on a lip syncing app.

Lip sync No. 2: Wolverine – um, I mean Hugh Jackman – knows this little ditty from the “Adventure Time” cartoon.

So happy: Cuteness alert! A squirrel lets out a chorus of adorable squeaks as he eats a nut.