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• The Senate Judiciary Committee voted 13-5 to pass a key priority for Obama's second term, creating a pathway to citizenship for millions.
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• 4. WHAT JODI ARIAS SAID FROM PRISON
• After begging a jury to let her live, Arias tells the AP that she didn't get a fair trial and her lawyers should have called witnesses to support her claims that her boyfriend abused her.
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• 5. BREAKTHROUGH IN BENGHAZI PROBE
• The U.S. says it has ID'd five suspects in the deadly attack in Libya, though it doesn't yet have enough evidence to try them.
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• 6. ANTHONY WEINER LAUNCHES COMEBACK CAMPAIGN
• The ex-congressman whose career imploded over raunchy tweets two years ago announced in a video that he's running for New York City mayor.
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• 7. NORTH KOREA SENDS SPECIAL ENVOY TO CHINA
• The trip is the highest-profile visit by a North Korean official to China this year as Beijing is showing more frustration with Pyongyang over nuclear threats.
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• 8. SUICIDE AT NOTRE DAME CATHEDRAL
• A 78-year-old historian put a letter on the altar of the 850-year-old French monument, pulled out a gun and shot himself in the head.
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• 9. WHAT THE NEW XBOX CAN DO
• The console seamlessly switches back and forth between watching live TV, listening to music, watching a movie and browsing the Internet.
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• 10. WHO WON 'DANCING WITH THE STARS'
• Country singer Kellie Pickler edged out Disney Channel star Zendaya and football pro Jacoby Jones.•
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