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Newsline 26.05.2013 | 16:15 UTC News Conflict Hezbollah neighborhoods in Lebanon hit by rockets Two rocket attacks in south of the Lebanese capital, Beirut, have injured four people. The blasts come a day after Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah vowed "victory" for Syria's President Bashar al-Assad. Rockets hit Hezbollah area of Beirut Hezbollah continues backing Assad in Syria Europe Rioting ebbs in Stockholm, parents walk streets Swedish police say rioting in Stockholm has ebbed despite a seventh night of scattered violence. The unrest has spurred debate among Swedes over policies to integrate immigrants in a country long seen as egalitarian. Swedish riots point to deep social problems World Integration Swedish riots point to deep social problems A week of violence in the Swedish capital indicates that not all is well in a country that prides itself on social equality. Immigrants claim they are unjustly treated. Cars burn for a fifth night in Stockholm # 24.05.2013 # krawall12e # Journal Risk of social unrest rises in EU Little hope for Greece's jobless youth Opinion: Germany's labor market is split Newsletters More DW Register now for the Deutsche Welle Global Media Forum in Bonn Save the date! From 17-19 June, this year's Deutsche Welle Global Media Forum will spotlight "The Future of Growth - Economic Values and the Media". See the complete conference program online. More DW DW is turning 60 - Celebrate with us! Let your creativity flow and upload your photographic birthday present to us by May 30. There are plenty of great prizes to win. The best and most original photos will be published online at www.dw.de/mydw.   Unsubscribe   Personal Data   Feedback   Imprint © Deutsche Welle 2013

Cheat Sheet - F@$K Yeah, Arrested Development’s Back!

Today: Obama to Visit Tornado-Hit Town , Death Row Debbie Milke Could Soon Be Free , Two Rockets Hit Beirut May 26, 2013 WE JUST BLUE OURSLEVES 1. 'Arrested Development:' F*** Yea! Get ready for a party as fun as one of Lucille Bluth's interventions. The fourth season of Arrested Development premiered at 3 a.m. EDT on Sunday, with a full, 15-episode season appearing all at once on Netflix—seven years after Fox cancelled the show. Arrested Development is expected to use up more than 5 percent of Netflix's bandwidth on Sunday, and Netflix already accounts for about a third of the Internet's bandwidth. The Daily Beast rounds up the best bleeped moments from the show's first three seasons. Read it at The Daily Beast RECOVERY 2. Obama to Visit Tornado-Hit Town President Obama on Sunday will travel to Moore, Oklahoma, the town devastated by a deadly tornado that killed 24 and damaged an estimated 12,000 homes. The White House said the president wants to get a firsthand look at the wreckage, and he will also attend a service at Moore's First Baptist Church on Sunday. On Saturday, three public high schools in Moore held back-to-back graduation ceremonies at the Cox Convention Center in Oklahoma City. "I wouldn't want to be in any other place," Brooke Potter, 18, told the Associated Press about leaving Oklahoma, despite the deadly tornadoes. "It's our roots. Tornadoes are a part of life here." Read it at Associated Press REVERSAL 3. Death Row Debbie No More After more than two decades in prison for killing her son, an Arizona woman won her appeal, and could be freed in a matter of days. The Daily Beast's Terry Greene Sterling reports on the stunning reversal of fortune. Read it at The Daily Beast DANGEROUS 4. Two Rockets Hit Beirut Two rockets hit a Hezbollah district of Beirut on Sunday, injuring at least five, as tensions from Syria are running at an all-time high. The rocket attack came just one day after Lebanon's Hezbollah leader pledged to assist Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in the bloody civil war, and dozens of Hezbollah militants are believed to have been killed in recent fighting in Syria. An unnamed Lebanese security source told the AFP that the missiles were Grad rockets, a Soviet-style weapon. At least 40 people reportedly died in fighting in Qusayr, Syria on Saturday, one of the worst days of fighting since the beginning of the civil war. One activist told Al Jazeera that "an average of 40 shells per minute" hit the strategic town, which links Damascus to the Mediterranean Sea. Read it at BBC THWARTED 5. Ore. Teen Charged in School Attack Plot An Oregon teen is being charged as an adult in a plot to attack his school that was allegedly "forged and inspired by the model of the Columbine shootings," prosecutors said Saturday. Grant Acord, 17, also faces six counts of manufacturing and possessing a destructive device after police found six bombs in a secret compartment of his room. Benton County District Attorney John Haroldson said Acord had written plans, a checklist, and a specific timeline for the attack, although no bombs were found at Acord's high school. Police arrested Acord on Thursday after receiving a tip about his plans. He is being held at a juvenile facility is likely to be arraigned on Tuesday. Read it at Associated Press GUERRILLAS Dozens Killed in Maoist Attack in India Including three leaders of Indian National Congress Party. WHAT'S GOING ON? French Solider Stabbed in Paris Cut in the neck, but is expected to survive. NEAR DISASTER Missouri Overpass Collapse Injures 7 Two freight trains collided, causing highway to buckle. DOWNPOUR Two Killed in San Antonio Floods More rain predicted for Sunday. ACCUSATIONS NYPD Investigating Bynes's Claim Of sexual assault by cop. GET The Cheat Sheet A speedy, smart summary of news and must-reads from across the Web. You'll love the featured original stories on politics, entertainment, and more from The Daily Beast's diverse group of contributors. GET Culture Beast Weekly cultural recommendations from The Daily Beast. Jimmy Fallon's 'Game of Desks' First it was 'The Jersey Floor'. Then there was 'Downton Sixbey'. Check out this clip from his epic new parody, in case you missed it Friday night. More Videos McConnell's Not Safe Yet by Jonathan Miller Summer's Biggest Bummers by Abby Haglage Mexico's Hidden Getaway by Caroline Linton

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