Morning Edition Tuesday, the 19th of May

Good morning,

At the top of the news, Students protest in Venezuela after deaths of political prisoner and his mother.

Also in the digest... FDA, Claude Monet, and Jennifer Lopez.

Eligere legere.

- The inkl team

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Lead Stories
 
Business
After UPS plane crash, 10 similar flaws were recorded. NTSB says no one raised an alarm
Business
Years before UPS plane crash, 10 similar flaws were recorded. NTSB says no one raised an alarm
Business
NTSB opens hearings on why UPS cargo plane engine fell off, causing deadly crash
World
Chinese aircraft carrier kicks off drills in western Pacific amid tense Japan ties
National
California police officer charged over alleged possession of child sexual abuse material
National
Venezuela plans to free 300 people including some whose detentions are considered politically based
World
New York woman dies after falling into open manhole after exiting car
World
Firm finds LA county officials did not discriminate in response to Eaton fire
NYCHHC
NYC Health + Hospitals says mega data breach allowed hackers to steal personal data, medical records, and fingerprints scans of around 1.8 million people
Canadiens
Hurricanes vs. Canadiens: Three Bold Predictions for NHL Eastern Conference Finals
Nancy Guthrie
Nancy Guthrie Case Update: FBI Quantico Experts Analyse Crucial Porch Blood Spatter
Josh Hawley
Funds to combat child exploitation added to reconciliation bill
World
Teenagers behind mass shooting in San Diego rushed at mosque ‘fully armored’
National
Dallas outcry as beloved whale mural destroyed for World Cup art
World
Mexico Investigates Military Operation After Alleged CIA Agents Killed in Chihuahua
National
Deadly hantavirus outbreak triggers rodent hunt in Argentina
World
Rubio criticizes WHO’s Ebola response as US continues sweeping public health cuts
World
Driver dies after car plunges 500ft from Highway 1 cliff onto California beach
World
Cracked part had been flagged ahead of Kentucky plane crash that killed 15 people
World
NAACP urges boycott of college sports in south over voting rights