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hours after causing a lockdown when he fired shots inside the Garden State Plaza in Paramus.
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• 2. ANTI-GAY BIAS BILL PROGRESSES IN SENATE
• By a 61-30 vote, lawmakers agree to move ahead on legislation to prohibit workplace discrimination against gay, bisexual and transgender Americans.
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• 3. WHAT'S ON YOUR BALLOT
• Voters across the United States will find various issues, including legalization and taxation of marijuana, casino proposals and minimum wage questions.
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• 4. WHO DECLARES HE'S STILL EGYPT'S LEADER
• Appearing in public for the first time in four months, ousted president Morsi shuns a prison jumpsuit for business attire and questions the legitimacy of the court.
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• 5. CHILD CARE REQUIREMENTS TOO LAX, REPORT FINDS
• Twenty-one states do not require annual unannounced inspections of licensed providers, and only 15 require comprehensive background checks.
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• 6. CARIBBEAN LURING MORE THAN TOURISTS
• Seizures of South American cocaine in Jamaica have doubled since last year as the region seems to be regaining favor with drug cartels.
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• 7. 1,400 PAINTINGS FOUND AT APARTMENT
• A hoard of art found last year in Munich features works from artists including Pablo Picasso and Marc Chagall, and pieces apparently seized by the Nazis.
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• 8. PROFESSOR'S SON ARRESTED AFTER CONN. CAMPUS LOCKDOWN
• A senior is charged with breach of peace after witnesses report seeing a man wearing a mask and a vest and carrying a backpack with a sword and sheath strapped to his back.
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• 9. LOOKING FOR A HOLLYWOOD ENDING
• A private foundation is shelling out $500,000 to ensure that TV writers and producers have information about "Obamacare" to stitch into small-screen plot lines.
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• 10. SUSPENDED DOLPHINS LINEMAN FACES ALLEGATIONS
• Miami's Richie Incognito is accused of sending racist, threatening texts to team

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