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A woman holds a photo of her daughter who died in May 12 earthquake, in Juyuan town, southwestern China, as Children's Day is observed around the country. (Photo by Oded Balilty / AP)

Children's Day in China overshadowed by quake dead

Reuters

China relief chopper crashes as 'quake lake' set to drain

Google News

China breathes more easily as quake-lake fears ebb

Reuters

US consumers use rebate checks for necessities, not shopping sprees

Intended to spur spending and invigorate a troubled economy, many Americans are so consumed with debt and the soaring price of gasoline that they are opting to save the rebate or use it to pay bills.

International Herald Tribune

Japanese hopes ride on Discovery

Carrying a crew of seven, the shuttle Discovery will is on a 14-day mission to the International Space Station to deliver Japan's science lab known as Kibo, or "Hope."

BBC

NASA prepares Discovery for launch

YouTube

Clinton camp enraged by Mich., Fla. delegate solution

The decision to apportion delegates from Florida according to that state's vote was expected, but the committee's decision to award some Michigan delegates to Obama angered Clinton supporters.

McClatchy Newspapers

Fla., Mich. get all delegates, but each gets half vote

CNN

Florida, Michigan delegates get half-votes

YouTube

Myanmar defends cyclone response after U.S. rebuke

Myanmar's military junta defended its response to Cylone Nargis after stinging criticism from the United States, while a U.N. official said food supplies had yet to reach at least 200,000 people.

Reuters

Supreme Court expected to issue Exxon Valdez verdict this month

Any Monday between now and June 23, the Supreme Court could issue its decision on the Exxon Valdez lawsuit, a case that Alaskans have been awaiting for nearly two decades.

McClatchy Newspapers

US Iraq deaths 'at four-year low'

U.S. military deaths in Iraq are said to have fallen to their lowest monthly level for four years, after about 20 soldiers were reported killed in May.

BBC

The World in Photos .........................................................................
Cellist Yo-Yo Ma, right, receives an honorary Doctor of Fine Arts degree from Rhode Island School of Design president Roger Mandle, left, during the school's commencement in Providence, R.I. (Photo by Stew Milne / AP)	Richard Ashcroft, lead singer of the British band The Verve, performs during a concert at the music festival in Neuchatel, Switzerland. (Photo by Sandro Campardo / Keystone / AP)	Eva Berglund (16) of Sweden, checks her numbers before the start of the Good Luck Beijing Marathon Swimming Qualifications 2008, in Shunyi, China. (Photo by Robert F. Bukaty / AP)