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TOP STORIES FROM CNN.COM CNN.com  ISIS fighter was trained by State Department An ISIS fighter who calls for jihad in a new online video was trained in counterterrorism tactics on American soil, in a program run by the United States, officials tell CNN. FULL STORY 'Saved by the Bell' actor guilty of misdemeanor in Wisconsin bar stabbing A jury has found actor Dustin Diamond not guilty of one felony charge in a Christmas Day bar stabbing last year. FULL STORY

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U.S. CNN.com/US  New Yorkers primed for 'Manhattanhenge' New Yorkers are famously jaded -- they'll walk past a man in a bunny suit, juggling chainsaws -- but don't be surprised if you see throngs of them on street corners this weekend, aiming smartphone cameras toward New Jersey. FULL STORY Thieves find brazen way to steal your identity A criminal could be collecting unemployment benefits under your name right now -- and you wouldn't even know it. FULL STORY Cuba officially off U.S. terror blacklist The United States officially removed Cuba from its list of countries that sponsor terrorism on Friday, setting the two nations up for a full renewal of diplomatic ties. FULL STORY FBI struggling with surge in homegrown terror cases The New York Police Department and other law enforcement agencies around the nation are increasing their surveillance of ISIS supporters in the U.S., in part to aid the FBI which is struggling to keep up with a surge in the number of possible terror suspects, according to law enforcement officials. FULL STORY

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WORLD CNN.com/WORLD  The women of ISIS: Who are they? "I made my little steps ... I was trembling. Nervous. Scared..." Shams' breathless prose reads like a trashy romance novel, as she describes every tiny detail of her first meeting with her husband-to-be. FULL STORY Transplant recipient meets sister of man who gave him a new face When Richard Norris from Virginia received a face transplant three years ago, it transformed his life. Now the sister of the man whose death made that possible has come face-to-face with Norris for the first time. FULL STORY New clues, questions in Natalee Holloway case Ten years after Natalee Holloway went missing, a Dutch citizen says he knows where to find her. Prosecutors, however, aren't buying it. FULL STORY Nigeria's Muhammadu Buhari sworn in, says he belongs 'to everybody' Nigeria's new President was sworn in Friday at a boisterous ceremony that marked the first peaceful transfer of power between rival parties in the nation. FULL STORY

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BUSINESS CNNmoney.com  Silk Road's Ross Ulbricht sentenced to life Ross Ulbricht, creator of the underground website Silk Road, which let users anonymously buy and sell anything from drugs to hacking tutorials, was sentenced Friday to life in prison after he made a tearful plea for leniency. FULL STORY American Express president Ed Gilligan dies at 55 American Express President Ed Gilligan died Friday morning after becoming seriously ill on a flight to New York, the company said. FULL STORY

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HEALTH CNN.com/HEALTH  How 'casual Fridays' suppress creativity I used to work with a guy who refused to let his sartorial standards drop just because it was nearly the weekend. Instead of Casual Fridays, he tried to institute its opposite: Fancy Fridays. This did not exactly catch on widely in the office, and yet he might've been onto something. A recent paper in Social Psychological and Personality Science argues in favor of dressing up, finding that when people felt more formally dressed as compared to their surrounding peers, they tended to think more creatively. FULL STORY 'Ugly' vegetables: Trendy, tasty, and good for you, too Move over, kale. Americans are expanding their veggie horizons. 2015 is the year of the warty, hunchbacked and spiney. FULL STORY

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TECHNOLOGY CNN.com/TECH  The next political battleground: your phone There's a new political battleground in 2016: your phone. FULL STORY Periscope: Four ways it's shaking up media It's May 2, and in London, the Duchess of Cambridge has entered St. Mary's hospital to give birth to her second child. CNN Royal Correspondent Max Foster is waiting just outside in a crowded press area. He can't do much on TV until the baby is born. Instead, he turns to his phone -- clamped to a mini-tripod perched atop a trash bin -- and chats with thousands of royal fans via livestreaming app Periscope. FULL STORY

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ENTERTAINMENT CNN.com/SHOWBIZ  What's streaming on Netflix, Amazon Prime, others in June You have to come in from the sunshine sometime, so why not curl up and watch a good movie or TV show? FULL STORY Taylor Swift 'fine' with not being 'overtly sexy' Taylor Swift says she's "fine" with her generally squeaky-clean image. FULL STORY

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