From the Wires

Reuters: Major U.S. retailers, including Gap Inc, declined to endorse an accord on Bangladesh building and fire safety backed by Europe’s two biggest fashion chains.

CNN.com: Booming North American oil production is reshaping world markets and will help satisfy the growing thirst for oil in the developing world.

Queerty: Portland has become the go-to destination for same-sex couples around the world because of its gay-friendly surrogacy options.

Reuters: The first woman to co-anchor a U.S. evening news program plans to announce her retirement on “The View” on Monday.

Cbsnews.com: The United Nations says eating insects may combat global hunger and boost health worldwide by reducing malnutrition and even air pollution.

AP: The Internal Revenue Service is apologizing for inappropriately flagging conservative political groups for additional reviews during the 2012 election.

CNN.com: Author of “Tiger Babies Strike Back” argues against parents who demand perfection in school and extracurricular activities  from their kids.

REUTERS: A scientific statement released by the American Heart Association links having a pet with lower rates of obesity, cholesterol and high blood pressure, and says it may help lower the risk of heart disease.

LA Times: The Tesla Model S received a 99 of 100 rating from Consumer Reports.

CBSnews.com: British physicist Stephen Hawking has dropped plans to attend a major international conference in Israel in June.