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1. Stocks Edge Higher to Start Week; Amazon Gains After Stock Split  The Wall Street Journal
2. Consumer inflation data, Amazon stock split, Yellen testimony top week ahead  Fox Business
3. Early gains fade on Wall Street as trading remains choppy  KTBS
4. Stock futures are higher as Wall Street looks to bounce back from losing week  CNBC
5. Wall St ends up with growth stocks, but inflation fears linger  Reuters.com
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Wisconsin Secretary of State Doug La Follette is heading to Africa just as the primary campaign season heats up

Alfred Garza — the father of Uvalde, Texas school shooting victim Amerie Jo Garza — has hired the lawyers who successfully sued a gun manufacturer for Sandy Hook victim families.

Mike Brown might not be the only Warriors assistant coach on his final ride with Golden State.

Former Attorney General Eric Holder said on Monday the Republican Party has “welded itself” to the gun lobby after continued inaction to pass what he called “reasonable gun safety measures” in Congress. Holder, an appointee, said the tight political relationship must be broken, but that some politicians rarely face any consequences for opposing even generally...

What could have happened to a Cajun millionaire-turned-English gentleman to lead him to murder? Richard Schlesinger reports.

Two passenger trains collided in southern Germany Tuesday, killing at least 9 and injuring more than 150 people. The accident happened along a river, which complicated the rescue effort. Don Champion reports.

Russian scientists revealed SAR-401, a humanoid robot. It will join the astronauts aboard the International Space Station in 2014 and will be operated remotely from the ground with a pair of special gloves.

Doctors in Britain are offering a new way to lose weight. Patients swallow a pill that drops a balloon in the stomach. CBS News' Alphonso Van Marsh reports from London.

Prince Harry spoke in an interview at a base camp in Antarctica, about the Walking with the Wounded trek, where he will walk alongside a British team of wounded soldiers in a race against injured American war veterans. The group is headed to the South Pole, facing freezing temperatures and icy terrain along the way.

For the first time, the royal and ancient golf club of Saint Andrews is welcoming female members. The club's 2,500 members voted overwhelmingly to allow women to join.

The wife of a respected high school administrator is found dead with a suicide note nearby. But what really happened? Tracy Smith reports Saturday, June 2 at 10 p.m ET/PT.

More "bayou wisdom" from Pat Fanning, a Louisiana attorney and friend of H. Landry.

An all-new 48 Hours Mystery. To miss it would be a crime.

The bomb that killed eight people in Norway was caught on a surveillance camera showing windows being shattered and workers taking cover. Anna Matranga reports.

England's Ken Wilman discovered a hard, soccer ball-sized piece of smelly rock on a beach that turns out to be worth about $68,000.

Closed Circuit Television footage on London, England captured an unprovoked attack on a teenage girl.

Archaeologists believe they found a graveyard during excavations for a rail project in London. The mass grave might hold the remains of some 50,000 people killed by the "Black Death" plague more than 650 years ago.

Commemorative Barbie dolls of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge go on sale almost a year after the couple's wedding.

Critically-ill babies are being put "on ice" to save their lives in an advanced new treatment. The technology was inspired by trapped climbers who survived freezing conditions. Sky News' Lisa Dowd reports.

CBS News RAW: A powerful blast tore open several Oslo buildings including the prime minister's office on Friday. At least seven people were killed, according to police.

CBS News RAW: A bomb blast hit buildings at the government headquarters in Oslo, Norway. Several people are trapped in the buildings, according to Norwegian State Secretary Kristian Amundsen, who spoke with the BBC.

CBS News RAW: At Utoya, an island outside Oslo, Norway, a gunman dressed in a police uniform opened fire at a summer camp. Panic caused people to leap into the ocean to swim away from the gunfire.