5 Stories You May Have Missed This Weekend

— -- 1. Hillary Clinton Says 'I Really Could Care Less' About Donald Trump Calling Her 'Crooked Hillary'

If Donald Trump was hoping to get a quick rise out of Hillary Clinton with a new nickname -- "Crooked Hillary" -- it didn't work.

"He can say whatever he wants to say about me, I really could care less," Clinton said Sunday on ABC's "This Week With George Stephanopoulos," "I don't respond to Donald Trump and his string of insults about me."

Trump unveiled his new nickname for Clinton at a Saturday rally in Watertown, New York. It's the latest in a long list of nasty names aimed at undermining his rivals: "Lyin' Ted" for Ted Cruz, "Little Marco" for Marco Rubio, and "Low Energy Jeb" for Jeb Bush.

2. Trump Doesn't Expect Violence if He Fails to Win Republican Presidential Nomination

Donald Trump says he doesn't believe the Republican National Committee will see violence if he fails to win the nomination when the convention is held this summer.

Speaking Sunday in the New York City borough of Staten Island ahead of New York's primary this week, Trump again criticized the Republican Party's process for choosing a nominee, saying the "rigged system" makes it about party bosses instead of voters.

"I hope it doesn’t involve violence," he said, claiming his rallies are "the safest places to be in the country."

"But I will say this -- it's a rigged system, it's a crooked system," he said. "It's 100 percent crooked."

3. Zoo Employee Killed by Endangered Tiger She 'Dedicated Her Life To'

A Florida zoo employee was killed by an endangered tiger that she "dedicated her life to," a Palm Beach Zoo and Conservation Society spokeswoman said Saturday.

Palm Beach Zoo Lead Keeper Stacey Konwiser, 38, was killed in an incident Friday with a male Malayan tiger in the tiger night house, which is in the back of the tiger exhibit where the public does not have access, the zoo said.

The tiger night house is a behind-the-scenes area where tigers are fed and sleep, and General Curator Jan Steele said Konwiser "was preparing the night house for the evening routine, which includes cleaning and feeding."

4. Prince William and Kate Visit the Taj Mahal

Prince William and Kate visited the Taj Mahal Saturday, completing one of the most anticipated stops of their week-long trip to India and Bhutan on behalf of Her Majesty's Government.

William, 33, and Kate, 34, toured the majestic landmark and posed for photos. She wore a gold and diamond necklace gifted to her from the Queen of Bhutan and a dress by Naeem Khan, an Indian-American fashion designer.

The duke and duchess' pilgrimage to the Taj Mahal evoked memories of William's late mother, Princess Diana, who visited the same spot in 1992. In what has become one of the most iconic photographs of her life, Diana sat alone at the monument of love, as the Taj Mahal is known, while the Prince of Wales attended an event elsewhere in India.

5. John Legend and Chrissy Teigen Welcome Baby Daughter

John Legend and Chrissy Teigen's family just got a little bigger.

The model announced on Instagram Sunday she and the musician welcomed their first child -- a baby girl.

"She's here! Luna Simone Stephens, we are so in love with you! And sleepy. Very sleepy," she wrote next to a photo that detailed Luna was born 6 pounds and 11 ounces.