EU probes oil companies for possible price-fixing
European anti-trust authorities have launched investigations into at least three oil companies on suspicion of price-fixing. Full story
Is sexism obscuring the cure to American poverty?
Mothers are the custodians of the world’s poverty, writes James Perry in an op-ed. As such, affording women equal rights, fair salaries, maternal support and the right and easy access to reproductive health care will go a long way stemming poverty. Full story
Wideroe crew strike grounds flights in Norway
The Norwegian airline Wideroe says its cabin crew has gone on strike after labor negotiations broke down, grounding all aircraft and stranding 11,000 passengers in Norway and northern Europe. Full story
Airline investigates after jets clip at NJ airport
An airline whose plane clipped another plane on a taxiway at Newark Liberty International Airport and lost part of a wing said Thursday it has started an investigation into how it happened. Full story
2 airplanes about to take off clip at NJ airport
Two airplanes taxiing while preparing for takeoff at Newark Liberty International Airport on Wednesday night clipped each other, authorities said. Full story
Leak at BP platform could have caused "major accident"
OSLO (Reuters) - Oil major BP <BP.L> must review the way it handles risk and maintenance at its offshore oil platforms in Norway following a leak at a North Sea platform that could have caused a major accident, Norway's oil safety watchdog said on Monday. Full story
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‘Kon-Tiki’ recounts Pacific crossing on a raft
A new movie out today, “Kon-Tiki” is based on the true story of six men who crossed the Pacific ocean on a wooden raft. NBC’s Keir Simmons reports.
How other countries have responded to mass violence
Melissa Harris-Perry’s panel examines how other countries have dealt with very violent events and whether or not the revenge that we seek seems to make it a safer country.
Most Deserving Moms contest launches
KLG and Hoda want to reward a mom for Mother’s Day with a cruise to an exotic locale. Learn more about the contest here.
New Broadway play places the spotlight of 1960s rock band
Muscian and actor Steven Van Zandt joins Morning Joe to discuss the new Broadway play, "The Rascals."
Reporter: Adam Lanza tried to emulate other mass murders
Alaine Griffin and Josh Kovner from the Hartford Courant teamed up with PBS’s “Frontline” for a special report on Adam Lanza, the Sandy Hook shooter. After finding news articles in his bedroom, they believe Lanza could have been inspired by the deadly Norway attacks, and they also note that his mom
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