Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today.
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The anti-apartheid leader who became South Africa’s first black president has had a recurrence of a lung infection.
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Cypriot banks are open for the first time since March 16, with customers now able to access their accounts — with restrictions.
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Francis’ belief that a pontiff’s job is to serve the lowliest will be demonstrated on Holy Thursday when he washes the feet of young inmates.
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Gun control supporters are struggling to win over moderate Democrats in their drive to push expanded background checks for firearms purchasers through the Senate next month.
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AP’s David Crary says that however the Supreme Court rules on same-sex marriage, the issue seems certain to divide states and people for years to come.
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Lawyers for Pistorius appeal against some of his bail restrictions, saying the Olympian accused of murder might need to return to the track to earn money.
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Germany’s experience with “guest workers,” namely 3 million immigrants from Turkey, offers lessons for America as it debates immigration reform.
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Republicans are moving aggressively to repair their technological shortcomings from the 2012 election, opening a new tech race to counter a glaring weakness against Obama.
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“The Lone Ranger” co-star Johnny Depp will take part in a live Q&A with fans in Las Vegas next month, an event that will be streamed online.
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Chicago beats Miami 101-97, snapping the Heat’s 27-game winning streak and leaving them six short of the league record set by the 1971-72 Lakers.
