our daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:
1. RUSSIA MARKS VICTORY DAY WITH MASSIVE PARADE Moscow shows off its military muscle to celebrate victory over Nazi Germany, at a time when the world's attention is focused on the pro-Russian insurgency in Ukraine. UKRAINE
2. WHERE 'JOHNNY FOOTBALL' WENT IN NFL DRAFT The Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback from Texas A&M went No. 22 to the Cleveland Browns. NFL DRAFT
3. HOW DEMOCRATS FEEL ABOUT BENGHAZI PROBE With clear divisions, they are weighing whether to participate in a new investigation of the deadly attack on the U.S. diplomatic mission in Libya. BENGHAZI ATTACK
4. INJURIES REPORTED AT THAI PROTEST Police fire tear gas and water cannons to push back hundreds of protesters trying to force their way into a government compound. THAILAND-POLITICS
5. ORTHODOX PATRIARCH EYES UNITY IN VISIT WITH POPE In an interview with AP, Bartholomew I says a meeting with Francis in Jerusalem this month will help move the two churches closer to ending their nearly 1,000-year divide. TURKEY ORTHODOX PATRIARCH
6. HOW ONE INMATE NEARLY EVADED A 98-YEAR TERM A Colorado man who was released from prison 90 years early due to a clerical error has returned to serve the rest of his sentence. COLORADO PRISON MISTAKE
7. WHAT VERMONT IS DOING DIFFERENTLY REGARDING FOOD The Green Mountain state has become the first to require labeling of genetically modified organisms. GENETICALLY MODIFIED FOODS-NEWS GUIDE
8. HOW RUBIO IS TESTING THE POLITICAL WATERS The Republican senator from Florida is returning to the presidential campaign circuit and beefing up a political organization that could lay the groundwork for a White House bid in 2016. RUBIO-NEW HAMPSHIRE
9. LOYAL TO ZIP-UP GODZILLA, JAPAN WARY OF U.S. REMAKE In the country where the fire-breathing monster first stomped, fans wonder if the remake will be a tribute or an embarrassment to its legacy. JAPAN-AMERICAN GODZILLA
10. STERLING'S ESTRANGED WIFE SAYS SHE'LL FIGHT CLIPPERS SALE The NBA may want to install new ownership, but Shelly Sterling "will not agree to a forced or involuntary seizure" of her 50 percent stake in the team, her lawyers say. CLIPPERS-STERLING
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