2014/05/09 Headlines: U.N., Amnesty Find Mass Atrocities in South Sudan; U.S. Officials Arrive in Nigeria to Aid Search for Kidnapped Girls; Witnesses: Ethiopian Forces Opened Fire on Protesters; U.S. Sanctions Syrian Officials; Rebels Level Hotel in Aleppo; Putin Visits Crimea; Eastern Areas to Vote on Secession from Ukraine; Venezuelan Forces Arrest 243 Anti-Government Protesters; Cop Killed; Thailand: Protests Continue After Court Ousts Prime Minister; U.S. Journalist Deported from Yemen; GOP-Led House Votes to Form Benghazi Panel; Oklahoma Stays Killing of Charles Warner After Botched Execution; Jurors Say OWS Activist Cecily McMillan Should Serve No Prison Time; Feds Remind School Districts Not to Deny Entry to Immigrants; Activists Arrested at Peabody Coal Shareholder Meeting; Residents Forced to Evacuate After Shale Well Leak in Ohio; Snapchat Settles Charges It Misled Users, Collected Data; Vermont Governor Signs GMO Labeling Bill; Residents Protest Police Killing of 93-Year-Old Black Woman in Texas