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• 2. WHERE MEXICAN CARTELS ARE CROSSING BORDERS
• An AP review finds the drug syndicates are deploying its most trusted agents to at least nine non-border U.S. states, often in middle-class suburbs.
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• 3. NORTH KOREA PARLIAMENT MEETS AMID NUCLEAR TENSIONS
• The Supreme People's Assembly met after a warning from the ruling party that nuclear weapons are "the nation's life."
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• 4. GANG OF EIGHT GO THROUGH FINE PRINT ON IMMIGRATION
• Lawmakers are hashing out details of the bipartisan plan after big business and labor settle on a deal that would allow tens of thousands low-skilled workers into the country.
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• 5. GRUESOME INJURY LEAVES TEAMMATES IN TEARS
• Louisville guard Kevin Ware's badly broken leg during a tournament game against Duke stunned millions watching while players and coach Rick Pitino wept.
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• 6. CRUCIAL DECISION ON COLORADO SHOOTING SUSPECT
• Prosecutors will say at a hearing today whether they will seek the death penalty against James Holmes in the movie theater rampage that killed 12.
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• 7. 3 DEAD IN MASSIVE MOUNTAIN PILEUP
• Nearly 100 vehicles crashed along a foggy interstate near the Virginia-North Carolina border in 17 separate crashes.
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• 8. DRUG MAKER LOSES PATENT BATTLE OVER CANCER MEDICINE
• India's highest court rejected Novartis AG's bid in a decision activists say ensures the poor will have access to cheap versions of lifesaving medicines.
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• 9. HOW SHAKESPEARE DODGED TAXES
• Researchers say the playwright sold grain at inflated prices to his neighbors, was pursued for tax evasion and prosecuted for hoarding grain during a shortage in 1598.
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• 10. WHO'S IN THE FINAL FOUR
• No. 1 seed Louisville, defeating Duke 85-63 after Ware's halftime injury. Michigan, Syracuse and Wichita State also punch their tickets.
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