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• Authorities set in motion a legal process that makes it unlikely Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman will face charges in the U.S. anytime soon.
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• 5. WHY DEFENSE CHIEF WANTS TO DOWNSIZE ARMY
• Hagel says the U.S. can afford a smaller military so long as it retains its technological edge.
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• 6. CONGRESS'S LONGEST-SERVING MEMBER EVER IS CALLING IT QUITS
• Eighty-seven-year-old John Dingell, a Michigan Democrat, says he's relinquishing the seat he's held since 1955.
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• 7. RED FLAG RAISED ON TESTOSTERONE DRUGS
• A consumer group calls on the FDA to add a warning label to the popular medicines because there's evidence they can increase the risk of heart attack.
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• 8. WHAT'S NEXT CHALLENGE FOR SOCHI
• With the Olympics over, the city needs to make sure the expensive stadiums used for the games don't turn into white elephants.
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• 9. SETH MEYERS DEBUTS AS HOST OF NBC'S 'LATE NIGHT'
• AP Television Writer Frazier Moore reports that the comic suffered a few opening-night butterflies, then found his stride as the show went on.
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• 10. HAROLD RAMIS, CREATOR OF COMEDY CLASSICS, DIES AT 69
• The writer-director-actor created a hugely influential body of work, including such films as "Caddyshack," ''National Lampoon's Animal House," ''Ghostbusters" and "Groundhog Day."
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