Tuesday, February 18, 2014
Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:
Hundreds of riot police attempt to clear out anti-government protest sites around Bangkok, triggering clashes that leave at least three people dead and 57 injured.
Pro- and anti-government activists will march in Caracas. Opposition group changes its route, which may prevent violence.
AP TV columnist Frazier Moore calls the comedian funny, gracious, bubbly and, above all, comfortable presiding over his first show.
The Slovenian earns her second gold medal of the Sochi Olympics, winning from the front on a rainy and snowy course.
After reaching an interim deal in November, there's pessimism on both sides as negotiators confront hurdles standing in the way of a permanent accord.
Lots of pizza, little sleep when techies get together for programming marathons aimed at developing apps or solving problems.
They think European olive oil is often mislabeled and of low grade and say stricter standards would help them gain market share.
That concerns scientists who say in new study that more dark, open water means less heat is reflected into space.
A South Florida artist tells police he was protesting Perez Art Museum Miami's preference for international rather than local art.
In a new study, researchers say saliva from teenage boys who are mildly depressed could identify those who will develop worse illness.