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Nation May 12

UVA official sues Rolling Stone for libel over debunked campus rape story

The University of Virginia is suing the company that owns Rolling Stone, the magazine itself and a reporter for libel after Rolling Stone published an erroneous and now-retracted article about gang rape on the college campus, according to Reuters.

Economy May 12

Verizon to buy AOL for $4.4 billion

Verizon announced Tuesday that it’s buying AOL Inc. for $50 a share, valued at approximately $4.4 billion, to bolster the company’s plans for mobile and web video.

World May 12

Vienna installs gay-themed crosswalk signals ahead of Eurovision song contest

In preparation for the Eurovision Song Contest, Vienna has outfitted its traffic lights throughout the city with figures of same-sex couples, replacing the single, gender-neutral figures typically seen at pedestrian crossings.

Nation May 11

George Zimmerman sustains minor injuries in Florida shooting

George Zimmerman, the Florida resident who was acquitted in the death of unarmed black teenager Trayvon Martin in 2013, sustained minor injures from a shooting incident Monday afternoon, the Lake Mary Police Department said.

Science May 11

NASA’s Curiosity captures blue sunset on the Red Planet

Last month, NASA’s Curiosity rover captured a blue sunset on the Red Planet. The sight was poetic enough to inspire the rover to quote T.S. Eliot in a tweet.

Arts May 08

Big Bird puppeteer tugs at heartstrings with poignant memories in Reddit AMA

Caroll Spinney, the puppeteer behind Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch on “Sesame Street,” did a Reddit AMA session Friday, where he fielded questions about his decades-long career with the PBS children’s television show.

Nation May 08

D.C. opens restricted airspace over national monuments for WWII flyover

More than 50 World War II aircraft flew over the nation’s capital Friday to commemorate Nazi Germany’s defeat to the Allies 70 years ago.

Nation May 07

Whole Foods to woo millennials with lower-priced sister grocery chain

Whole Foods, known for its organic and natural foods selection, is opening a separate chain of stores that promises lower prices for younger shoppers, the latest in a series of attempts to shed its reputation as an expensive grocery store.

World May 06

Germanwings co-pilot tested descent settings on previous flight

Cockpit data revealed that the Germanwings co-pilot, who crashed Flight 9525 into the French Alps on March 24, may have rehearsed a controlled descent on a previous flight the same day, French investigators said in an interim report Wednesday.

Nation May 05

Child’s toy or the voice of nightmares? Listen to the Edison talking doll

One of the earliest known milestones in recorded history was nestled into an 18-inch doll. Inventor Thomas Edison embedded small phonographs inside the metal torsos of thousands of dolls that “talked” or played fragments of nursery rhymes, including “Twinkle, Twinkle,…

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