Trending: Monday, May 13, 2013

Published 6:24 a.m. CST

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Google trends from yesterday with 500,000+ searches

Happy Mothers' Day
▪ HollywoodReporter: 'Happy Mothers' Day:' Hollywood's best Tweets
▪ PerezHilton: Celebrities wish 'Happy Mothers' Day' to moms all over on Twitter
▪ eonline: Happy Mother's Day! Britney Spears, Channing Tatum, LeAnn Rimes and more

Google trends from yesterday with at least 100,000 searches but <500,000
Tiger Woods
▪ New York Times: Last wood to Woods as Garcia's game sinks on last 2 holes
▪ USAToday: Tiger Woods hangs on to win The Players Championship
▪ CBSNews: Tiger Woods wins Players Championship

Players Championships 2013
▪ BleacherReport: Players Championship 2013: Winner, final leaderboard and payouts
▪ SBNation: The Players Championship 2013 purse: Tiger pockets $1.7 million with win

Survivor
▪ CBSNews: 'Survivor Caramoan crowns a winner
▪ People: 'Survivor: Caramoan' crowns a winner: John Cochran
▪ HollywoodReporter: 'Survivor Caramoan' winner reveals plans for the $1 million prize

Also happening...
Mother's Day gunfire
▪ CNN: Bullets fly at New Orleans Mother's Day Parade; 19 injured
▪ NBCNews: At least 19 injured in New Orleans Mother's Day shooting
▪ NPR: 19 New Orleans victims included 2 kids
▪ FoxNews: Search for suspects after 19 injured in shooting at New Orleans Mother's Day parade

Bangladesh building-collapse
▪ CNN: Bangladesh officials to end search for survivors; death toll reaches 1,127
▪ ABCNews: Bangladesh to allow unions for workers

North Korea
▪ NBCNews: Report: North Korea axes hard-line defense chief

Pop culture news
▪ CNN: Seth Meyers gets 'Late Night' host gig when Jimmy Fallon moves to 'Tonight Show'
▪ NBCNews: 'This is it:' Barbara Walters to announce retirement

Culture-in-the-U.S. News
▪ CNN: The high cost of same-sex divorce
▪ NBCNews: Stuck at home: When moms can't afford to work
▪ NPR: Checking more than one box: A growing multiracial nation
▪ NPR: Low gas prices expected for summer
▪ NPR: 'A Cooked Seed' sprouts after all in America

Culture-in-the-U.S. News continued
▪ NPR: Google fights Glass backlash even before it hits the street
▪ ABCNews: Highest-paid college presidents
▪ CBSNews: Judgment against alleged Fla. bully surprises everyone

Outside-the-U.S. news
▪ NBSNews: Sharif to hold Pakistan's top job for third time as voters defy Taliban
▪ NPR: Syrian rebels release U.N. peacekeepers
▪ FoxNews: Singapore begins inquiry into American scientist's hanging death
▪ ABCNews: Mexico sets shelters as volcano shakes, spews ash

Health news
▪ NPR: Cases of mysterious valley fever rise in American Southwest
▪ NPR: 'More than a count,' infant mortality  is societal struggle

Other news
▪ FoxNews: Family of 4 children, 2 adults die in Pennsylvania house fire, officials say
▪ ABCNews: Suspect killed, 2 bodies found after NJ standoff
▪ ABCNews: Amtrak set to replace aging fleet

Thinking news
▪ CNN: North Korea escapee and human rights discourse
▪ NBCNews: 'Junk' DNA mystery solved: It's not needed
▪ NPR: Is it safe to use compost made from treated human waste
▪ USAToday: Better batteries could revolutionize solar, wind power

Out-of-the-ordinary news
▪ NBCNews: Ice sheets creep into Minnesota shore, surge toward houses
▪ NBCNews: Airbnb at 4 years old, grows out of startup role
▪ CBSNews: International Space Station Commander Chris Hatfield bids farewell with 'Space Oddity' cover