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New Orleans Shooting Suspect Identified - Two suspects were arrested in connection with the death of  Malcolm X’s grandson; Michelle Obama speaks at Eastern Kentucky commencement; and more national news. — Natelege Whaley   Akein Scott, 19, was identified as the man suspected of opening fire at the New Orleans Mother’s Day parade and wounding 19 people. Police are searching for him as of Tuesday (May 14) morning.(Photo:Bill Haber/AP Photo)

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Three Women Found Alive in House - Amanda Berry’s screams led to the freeing of herself, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight, who were trapped inside the home of Ariel Castro in Cleveland for a decade. Charles Ramsey, who heard her cries for help, kicked down the door of the house and freed them. (Photo: AP Photo/FBI)

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Malcolm Shabazz Killed, Suspects Arrested - Two men were arrested in connection with the death of Malcolm Shabazz, the grandson of Malcolm X. The suspects were employees of the Mexico City bar where Shabazz was involved in a violent dispute. He died in a hospital shortly after. (Photo: Courtesy of the Shabazz family, Xiomara Michel/AP Photo, File)

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One Black Lawyer Presented to the Supreme Court This Term - Between October and April, only one African-American lawyer came before the Supreme Court justices. He presented for just over 11 minutes of the 75 hours of hearings this past term.  (Photo: Evan Vucci/AP Photo, File)

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Michelle Obama Speaks at Eastern Kentucky Commencement - First Lady Michelle Obama shared the lessons she learned as a college student during her commencement address at Eastern Kentucky University. She encouraged the graduates to "continue fighting the fights that we've been locked in for decades.” (Photo: James Crisp/AP Photo)

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Zimmerman’s Lawyer Wants Jury Sequestered - George Zimmerman’s attorney, Mark O’ Mara, wants all jury in his client’s case to be kept in isolation for the duration of the trial scheduled to begin on June 10. Benjamin Crump, Trayvon Martin’s family lawyer, doesn’t object to this but wants the jury to reflect the population of Seminole County. (Photo: Joe Burbank/Orlando Sentinel-Pool/Getty Images)

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Hackers Stole $45M From ATMs Around the Globe - Seven people in the U.S. were arrested in connection with a gang of worldwide hackers who stole $45 million from cash machines around the globe. The fraudulent group hacked into the database of prepaid debit cards.  (Photo: U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York/AP Photo)

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George Zimmerman's Brother Takes Aim at the NAACP - Robert Zimmerman, George Zimmerman’s brother, wrote an opinion piece for the Daily Caller called What the NAACP Can Learn from George Zimmerman. He says that the organization has been exploiting the Trayvon Martin tragedy.  (Photo: CNN)

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Charles Ramsey's Turbulent 15 Minutes of Fame - Charles Ramsey became a hero after freeing Amanda Berry and two other women from 10 years of captivity in his neighbor’s Cleveland home. His interview recounting how he rescued them went viral, but some believe the jokes surrounding the video took away from his good deed. (Photo: Scott Shaw/The Cleveland Plain Dealer/AP Photo)

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Detroit Is Selling Fire Stations to Raise Cash - In an effort to rebuild an ailing city economy, Detroit is selling seven unused fire stations and a vacant police facility. The city’s administration is hoping the extra cash will cover huge deficits.    (Photo: J.D. Pooley/Getty Images)

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Sharpton, Emmett Till's Family, PepsiCo Meet - Al Sharpton participated in a discussion between Emmett Till’s family and PepsiCo over the controversial lyrics of rapper Lil Wayne. The company, who dropped Wayne’s endorsement deal with them, apologized to the family and agreed that this was a “teachable moment,” according to Sharpton.  (Photo: Tribune File Photo, Family, Racism, Blacks, Beating, Death, Murder)