Tuesday, April 8, 2014
Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:
Possible scenarios depend on angle and speed with which MH 370 could have speared into the sea.
Kiev's new government wants to avoid Cold War tactics between the West and Russia by having its say about its own future.
The Huskies beat Kentucky's Wildcats 60-54 only one year after being barred from March Madness because of academic problems.
The Olympian says he and girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp sometimes had troubles but they were in love and planning a life together.
Chuck Hagel says China doesn't have the right to unilaterally establish an air defense zone over islands controlled by Japan.
In Egypt, women wonder whether greater freedoms enshrined in the new constitution will be implemented -- while violence against them rises.
Senate lawmakers will question the nation's international-aid agency about a secret, U.S.-backed social media network built to stir unrest in Cuba.
Mayhem might result. An estimated 30 percent of computers used by businesses and consumers around the world are still running the 12-year-old operating system.
Proponents say Texas students would get a deeper understanding of their home; critics call it an attempt to inject progressive politics into the classroom.
A recent shortage and spike in price has caused some airlines -- for now -- to stop offering the fruit in their beverage service.