Here’s what I’m reading up on today: 

• Employers add more jobs in April than in any other month the last two years. 

• Police in Nigeria are trying to obtain more information about the more than 200 girls who were abducted more than two weeks ago.

• Russia warns military action after Ukrainian troops launches an operation in the East. 

• More sad news from South Korea, where a subway crashes with a train, injuring some 200 people.

• A 17-year-old is accused of planning a school massacre in Minnesota. 

• News Corp is acquiring romance novel publisher Harlequin for $415 million. 

• Microsoft finally creates a patch to fix the bug vulnerability for Internet Explorer, even for Windows XP.

• There’s a new Michael Jackson song–from 1983: 

• Heart disease, cancer, lung disease, stroke and unintentional injuries kill 2/3 of people in the U.S. each year.  

• NASA’s Curiosity rover takes selfies before test drilling on Mars.