What you need to know Monday

World News This morning
Barack Obama, Bill O'Reilly, Congress and Nintendo's NES Classic all make anticipated returns while Peggy Whitson sets an out-of-this-world record. Also: A look ahead.
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· 13h

Congress has until midnight Friday to prevent a partial government shutdown on President Trump's 100th day in office

Government funding, health care top agenda as Congress returns
Members of Congress will return to Washington next week to confront a government shutdown deadline and a White House eager to notch some legislative victories, especially on health care. The most pressing business is government funding: The House and Senate have until midnight Friday to cut a...
abcnews.go.com
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· 15h

New Orleans begins to tear down Confederate memorial Liberty Monument sparking protests

New Orleans begins tearing down Confederate monuments, sparking protest
Workers removed one monument that commemorates whites who tried to topple a biracial post-Civil War government in New Orleans.
nbcnews.com
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· 12h

Obama will mark his re-entry into public life this morning with a discussion with University of Chicago students

Chicago visit Monday to start Obama's re-entry into public eye
Former President Barack Obama returns Monday morning to the world stage at the University of Chicago with remarks to and a panel discussion with young people, many drawn from area colleges and universities.
chicagotribune.com
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· Apr 23

Bill O'Reilly to release new podcast Monday, speaking publicly for first time since Fox News ouster

O'Reilly will return with new episode of podcast on Monday
thehill.com
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· 18h

At 1:27 a.m. ET on April 24, has officially broken 's record of 534 days in space. Wish her well with !

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· 23h

French presidential election: Who are Marine Le Pen and Emmanuel Macron - and what happens next?

French election: Who are Marine Le Pen and Emmanuel Macron and what happens next?
Far-right leader Marine Le Pen and centrist Emmanuel Macron are set to battle it out to be president of France. The pair took the largest percentages of Sunday's first round vote - which saw fellow contenders Francois Fillon and Jean-Luc Mélenchon eliminated - and now face a run-off. None of the four won over 50% of the vote, so France will take to the polls again on May 7 to determine who replaces incumbent Francois Hollande. But who are Le Pen and Macron, what do they represent and what happens next?
itv.com
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· 13h

FOX NEWS ALERT: Defense Sec. Mattis makes unannounced visit to Afghanistan

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· 12h

Miss some action on Sunday? Catch up on it all with the !

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· 24h

Warriors' Steve Kerr says ailing back could force him to miss rest of NBA playoffs

Warriors' Steve Kerr says ailing back could force him to miss rest of NBA playoffs
Kerr didn't coach Game 3. How many more games he misses is unknown
cbssports.com
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· 19h

OTT 3 - BOS 2 OT (OTT wins 4-2) WSH 2 - TOR 1 OT (WSH wins 4-2)

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· 21h

Here is your Second Round schedule for the 2017 Playoffs.

Stanley Cup Playoffs Second Round Schedule
Dates, starting times and national television coverage for the 2016 Stanley Cup Playoffs Second Round.
nhl.com
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· 23h

"Fate of the Furious" approaches $1 billion after another box office win

'Fate of the Furious' approaches $1 billion after another box office win
The eighth installment of the series had the biggest worldwide opening of all time last weekend and remained No. 1 this weekend.
nbcnews.com
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· 23h

Nintendo's NES Classic will be back, at least for one more day at Best Buy.

Want Nintendo's NES Classic? Better hurry to a Best Buy
Retro gaming fans have one more day to satisfy their fix.
usatoday.com
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· 18h

Citizen scientists have helped identify a spectacular sky phenomenon they're calling 'Steve'

Citizen scientists have helped identify a spectacular sky phenomenon they're calling 'Steve'
businessinsider.com.au
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· Apr 19

Wheel takes off from moving vehicle in Turkey's Adana, rolls into nearby pharmacy hitting two people

Wheel takes off from moving vehicle, rolls into nearby pharmacy hitting two people
A back wheel became dislodged from a moving vehicle in Turkey's southern Adana province and rolled down the street at a fast pace, before entering a...
dailysabah.com
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