10 Things to Know for Today

Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:

1. TIGHT DEMOCRAT RACE HIGHLIGHTS DIFFERING VIEWS OF GOVERNMENT ROLE

Clinton and Sanders often share the same goals, but have different policy prescriptions and preferred tactics for achieving them.

2. IRAN LEADER IN ROME BOASTS NATION NOW MOST STABLE IN REGION

Hassan Rouhani is using the first state visit by an Iranian president to Europe in nearly two decades to boost his country’s economy, now that a nuclear deal has led to the lifting of sanctions.

3. PAIR BEHIND PLANNED PARENTHOOD VIDEOS INDICTED IN TEXAS

The indictment is the first time anyone with the anti-abortion group has been charged criminally since the undercover footage began surfacing last year.

4. SLOW RETURN TO NORMAL ROUTINES FOR CITIES HIT BY SNOWSTORM

In the Washington area, the Metro subway system is scheduled to be close to fully operational Tuesday morning, while New York City’s subway and bus service were fully operational Monday.

5. SEARCH UNDERWAY FOR 3 ESCAPEES IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

The investigation is focused on suburban communities where the men could be hiding among friends, family or fellow gang members.

6. WHAT WWII SURVIVOR REVEALS IN HER BOOK

Mirjam Bolle’s memoir sheds new light on one of the Holocaust’s most controversial legacies – Jewish Councils – the dark bureaucracy of intermediaries responsible for implementing Nazi orders.

7. WHO IS DEPORTED FROM CHINA

The Chinese government releases a Swedish man it accused of training and funding unlicensed lawyers in the country, leading to an extraordinary taped confession.

8. SCIENTISTS TO ANNOUNCE “DOOMSDAY CLOCK” TIME

It reportedly reflects how vulnerable the world is to catastrophe from nuclear weapons, climate change and new technologies.

9. WHY HOT YOGA FOUNDER FACES COMPENSATORY DAMAGES

Bikram Choudhury is ordered to pay attorney Minakshi Jafa-Bodden $924,500 after finding he has subjected her to harassment and retaliation.

10. SERENA WILLIAMS BEATS SHARAPOVA

The victory brings the six-time Australian Open champion a place in the semifinals.

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