Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:
1. MAN WITH STOLEN PASSPORT ON JET WAS ASYLUM SEEKER: One of the two men traveling on a missing Malaysia Airlines jet with a stolen passport was a 19-year-old Iranian man believed to be trying to migrate to Germany, and had no terror links.
2. A SOLEMN DAY OF REMEMBRANCE IN JAPAN: Three years ago, an earthquake and tsunami left nearly 19,000 people dead or missing and triggered a nuclear crisis.
3. WHAT KIEV IS DOING TO COUNTER RUSSIAN MILITARY: Ukraine's acting president calls for the formation of a national guard and for the mobilization of reserves and volunteers into the country's armed forces.
4. NEXT STEPS IN ARMY GENERAL'S SEX ASSAULT CASE: His lawyers will decide whether to submit a new plea-bargain proposal, after the judge said the military may have improperly pushed the trial forward.
5. WHAT GARNERED A RARE UNANIMOUS VOTE IN THE U.S. SENATE: The chamber voted 97-0 for a bipartisan plan to fight sexual assault in the military, including scrapping the "good soldier defense."
6. 'FATAL VISION' AUTHOR JOE MCGINNISS DIES AT 71: He had inoperable prostate cancer, and was working on a book about his illness.
7. THE DEBATE OVER DRONES: USEFULNESS VS. PRIVACY: More than 35 states are considering legislation this year, while many also try to lure the unmanned aircraft industry.
8. HOW PIT BULLS GOT AN IMAGE MAKEOVER: Animal activists and some TV shows are portraying the "pits" more positively. Now, a number of states are stepping back from their previous bans.
9. FOUR-TIME IDITAROD CHAMP ENDS QUEST: In a stunning reversal, weather forces Jeff King to drop out of the sled-dog race about 25 miles from the finish line.
10. NHL GAME CALLED OFF WHEN PLAYER FALLS ILL: Dallas Stars forward Rich Peverley is in stable condition after suffering a heart problem and collapsing on the bench during a game against Columbus.