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• Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:
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• 1. HUNT FOR MALAYSIAN JET RESUMES IN CALMER SEAS
• The hunt for Flight 370 resumes across a remote stretch of the Indian Ocean after fierce winds and high waves forced a daylong halt.
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• 2. MORE BODIES RECOVERED FROM WASHINGTON MUDSLIDE
• Rescuers searching for survivors after a massive landslide recover two more bodies for a total of 16 and believe they have located another eight.
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• 3. PANEL CONSIDERED PHONE COMPANY OPTION
• AP's Eileen Sullivan reports that the Senate Intelligence Committee three years ago secretly considered -- but rejected -- alternate ways for the NSA to collect and store Americans' phone records.
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• 4. HEALTH CARE ENROLLMENT EXTENDED AFTER GLITCHES
• The Obama administration is granting more time for people to apply if they started the process but were unable to complete it before the March 31 deadline.
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• 5. WHAT OBAMA'S CONCEDING ABOUT UKRAINE FOR FIRST TIME
• The president acknowledges that Russia is unlikely to surrender control of Crimea -- while insisting that the international community will never recognize the takeover.
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• 6. WHO'S BEING BENCHED ON OBAMA TRIP
• The Secret Service sends three agents home from the Netherlands just before the president's arrival after one agent was found intoxicated in an Amsterdam hotel.

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