A supporter of the Russian Communist party holds a portrait of Soviet leader Joseph Stalin during a May Day rally in central Moscow, Russia.

2020 Democratic presidential candidate U.S. former Vice President Joe Biden quips that it's awkward to talk about foreign policy to reporters with an ice cream cone in his hand, at the Cone Shoppe during a two-day campaign kickoff in Monticello, Iowa.

White House adviser Kellyanne Conway speaks to reporters at the White House in Washington.

Pedestrians cross a road nest to a self-propelled howitzer during a rehearsals for the Victory Day military parade in Saint Petersburg, Russia.

Houston Rockets guard Chris Paul shoots against Golden State Warriors' Klay Thompson and Stephen Curry in game two of the second round of the 2019 NBA Playoffs. The Warriors defeated the Rockets 115-109.

A woman throws her graduation mortar board cap in the air as she poses for her photographer in front of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Wednesday that U.S. military action "is possible" in Venezuela to bolster opposition leader Juan Guaido's bid to oust President Nicolas Maduro. “The president has been crystal clear and incredibly consistent – military action is possible. If that’s what’s required, that’s what the United States will do,” Pompeo told Fox Business on Wednesday. Pompeo and other officials, including President Donald Trump, have said "all options are on the table" but focused mostly on economic sanctions and other diplomatic tools.

Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Lindsey Graham apologized to kids watching the hearing Wednesday after he read aloud a text that called President Donald Trump a ‘fucking idiot.’ During his opening remarks ahead of Attorney General Bill Barr’s testimony on Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia report, the senator from South Carolina read texts between FBI agents Lisa Page and Peter Strzok. “These are the people investigating the Clinton email situation and started the counterintelligence investigation of the Trump campaign. Compare them to Mueller,” Graham said, praising Mueller and criticizing FBI agents involved in the probe.

Cuba denies military support for Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro as thousands gather in support of opposition leader Juan Guaido - while the U.S. demands all foreign influence, including Russia, remove itself from the political battle

Ice Age bear and wolf-like carnivores discovered in a Mexican underwater cave alongside 12,000 year old human remains. 🗿

Rhode Island college is evacuated and classes are suspended over a shell casing found in a hallway just one day after shooting at UNC

Supporters of Venezuela's President Maduro at a rally in support of his government and to commemorate May Day in Caracas

Police Search For Shooter After Somerville Bank Robbery

There is an intense search on in Somerville for a man who police say shot at an officer during a bank robbery Wednesday morning. Police Chief David Fallon said the armed man went into the Middlesex Federal Savings Bank on College Avenue in Davis Square just before 10 a.m., fired off a round and attempted to rob the bank.

“An officer entered the bank through an another door, the officer and the suspect exchanged gunfire,” Fallon said. Several shots were fired, the man ran off and officers went after him. There were several people in the bank at the time of the robbery, but no one was hurt.

Shocking video has emerged of a group of seven migrants scaling the U.S.-Mexico border with a rope on Tuesday, just one day before Trump asked Congress for $4.5billion emergency border security funding. The clip taken Tuesday shows a line of seven migrants, including one woman, precariously climb down the rope into South El Paso, Texas. Trump's emergency funding request includes $3.3billion for shelter, food and other requirements for migrants in custody, and an additional $1.1billion for personnel. On Tuesday a 16-year-old boy from Guatemala died in U.S. custody, marking the third death of a undocumented, unaccompanied minor in government custody.

Footage shows moment idiotic right-wing activist, 26, with a swastika necklace is pelted with eggs in Manhattan months after he was attacked for wearing a 'MAGA' hat and sustained a broken nose

The chancellor of the North Carolina university where two students were shot and killed in a classroom said the school won't be defined by the tragedy during a vigil Wednesday. University of North Carolina-Charlotte Chancellor Philip Dubois said in the school's basketball arena that the university can be defined by how it responds to Tuesday's shooting, which also injured four other students.