Subject: Today in 10: GOP faces crisis, North Korea shows strange farm, Larry Wilmore keeps it 1,000
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Date: Thu, 5 May 2016 08:15:10 -0400

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TODAY IN 10

Trump plunges GOP into deep identity crisis: Donald Trump has demolished just about every pillar of Republican philosophy, flouting once-sacred conservative principles and shattering the party&#8217;s efforts to appeal to women and minorities. Full story

Can Trump win support of Republicans he vilified?: The presumptive GOP presidential nominee plans to court the donors he maligned on the campaign trail, and party leaders are scrambling to stave off a parade of prominent Republicans possibly endorsing Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton. Full story

North Korea shows off strange farm: Eager to display evidence of progress, Kim Jong Un&#8217;s regime took international reporters on a tour of the Jangchon farm complex, which was conspicuously deserted and surprisingly clean, given that farming usually involves dirt. Full story

New cease-fire arranged in Aleppo: The U.S. State Department said the deal took effect on Wednesday, but there was no immediate confirmation from Moscow. Russia says reports that a hospital in Aleppo, Syria, was struck by government aircraft are false. Full story

Justice Dept. shoots down N. Carolina LGBT law: The head of the department’s civil rights division asked the governor to confirm that he will not implement the controversial bill. Full story

Obama drinks water in Flint: The president met with local and federal officials to review the response to the toxic contamination of the Michigan city&#8217;s tap water. He promised help and insisted that he was not interested in assigning blame. Full story

Roberts avoids Supreme Court controversy: Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. on Wednesday shrugged off any difficulty the Supreme Court might be having reaching consensus with an equal number of ideologically divided justices. Full story

Larry Wilmore at the White House Correspondents&#8217; Association dinner.(Susan Walsh/AP)
Larry Wilmore opens up about his controversial routine: In an exclusive interview, the comedian said he has no regrets about his White House correspondents&#8217; dinner routine, not even about using the n-word to address the president. Full story

Park Service adds two LGBT sites to national register: D.C.’s Furies Collective is the first historic landmark to recognize lesbians’ role in U.S. history. Full story

Newspaper says Prince was set to meet with rehab doctor: An addiction specialist was scheduled to meet the singer the day after his death, according to the Minneapolis Star-Tribune. The newspaper says that Prince suffered an opioid overdose aboard his private plane just days before he died. Full story

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