Friday's top 5 headlines: What you need to know
Friday's top 5 headlines: What you need to know UCLA murderer killed ex-wife before former professor — Mainak Sarkar murdered his ex-wife, Ashley Hasti, in Minnesota before killing his former professor, then himself at UCLA on Wednesday.
117 migrant bodies recovered off Libyan coast — A massive search-and-rescue operation saw 340 people be saved.
More than 1,000 people have drowned since May 25.
Boxing legend Muhammad Ali placed on life support — His rep told the Associated Press on Thursday that the respiratory problems that the former heavyweight champion was facing had been complicated by the Parkinson’s disease he was diagnosed with in the 1980s.
Trump might be more popular with Hispanics than you think — Online NBC News and SurveyMonkey polls have Trump winning just under a third of the Hispanic vote, more than Romney’s 27 percent against Obama.
Olympic history is made — The first refugee team to ever compete at the Olympic Games was revealed with 10 athletes given the opportunity to go for the gold in Rio.
117 migrant bodies recovered off Libyan coast — A massive search-and-rescue operation saw 340 people be saved.
More than 1,000 people have drowned since May 25.
Boxing legend Muhammad Ali placed on life support — His rep told the Associated Press on Thursday that the respiratory problems that the former heavyweight champion was facing had been complicated by the Parkinson’s disease he was diagnosed with in the 1980s.
Trump might be more popular with Hispanics than you think — Online NBC News and SurveyMonkey polls have Trump winning just under a third of the Hispanic vote, more than Romney’s 27 percent against Obama.
Olympic history is made — The first refugee team to ever compete at the Olympic Games was revealed with 10 athletes given the opportunity to go for the gold in Rio.