What to know this morning: In 5 minutes or less

1. The Supreme Court declared Friday that same-sex couples have a right to marry anywhere in the United States in a historic 5-4 decision. Read more here.

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2. Two assailants rammed a car into a U.S. gas company in France on Friday, and a decapitated head covered in Arabic writing was later discovered, police sources said. Read more here.

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3. Following Thursday's Supreme Court ruling upholding the subsidies underpinning Obama's health care overhaul, feelings of relief were peppered by coverage worries. Learn more here.

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4. Central Virginia residents were stunned when they saw a familiar likeness in the stormy sky Thursday night, on the anniversary of Michael Jackson's death. The combination of clouds and light created an image that appeared — to some — to look like the King of Pop. See the wild image here.

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5. President Obama will eulogize the victims of a mass shooting at the historic Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston on Friday, and thousands of mourners are expected to join him. Read more here.

See heartbreaking images from the shooting's aftermath:

6. Alaska emergency crews will attempt on Friday to recover the remains of eight cruise ship passengers and a pilot who were killed when their sightseeing plane crashed in a remote area. Wind and rain prevented any attempts after the wreckage was discovered Thursday against a cliff, 800 feet above a lake. Read more here.