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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. SEARCH CONTINUES FOR MINERS TRAPPED IN TURKEY
• An explosion and fire at a mine in the western part of the country kills over 200 people, trapping many more underground.
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• 2. UKRAINE WARILY, RELUCTANTLY AGREES TO TALKS
• The government says it will consider giving more powers to the regions under a plan brokered by the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe. But talking with insurgents is another matter.
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• 3. FBI GETS HUNDREDS OF CALLS ABOUT PEDOPHILE
• The bureau says it has been contacted by several hundred people who are either potential victims or want to provide information in the ongoing investigation of a teacher who, before committing suicide, abused dozens of his students.
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• 4. WHO IS ORDERED TO UNDERGO PSYCHOLOGICAL TEST
• The judge in the Pistorius murder trial tells the double-amputee Olympian to undergo an evaluation, which will delay proceedings.
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• 5. NEBRASKA WIN IS RARE BRIGHT SPOT FOR TEA PARTY
• Struggling to claim any victory so far in the primary season, anti-establishment conservatives are relishing Ben Sasse's landslide in the GOP race for a Senate seat.
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• 6. PENTAGON APPROVES CHELSEA MANNING TRANSFER FOR TREATMENT
• The Department of Defense is trying to move the convicted leaker to a civilian hospital where she can get medical care for her gender disorder.
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• 7. HOW VIETNAM IS REACTING TO BEIJING'S STRATEGIC MOVES

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