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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. OBAMA BENT ON NEW CHAPTER OF AMERICAN LEADERSHIP
• In today's address in West Point, the president is expected to recast U.S. foreign policy as an endeavor to build international consensus and avoid unilateral overreach.
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• 2. US MAY BOOST AID TO SYRIAN REBELS
• The White House is weighing support for a project to train and equip moderate forces seeking to oust President Bashar Assad.
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• 3. CHECHNYA'S LEADER DISTANCES HIMSELF FROM UKRAINIAN CONFLICT
• Ramzan Kadyrov denies sending troops to help pro-Russian insurgents establish independence from Kiev.
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• 4. WHO ARE HIGHEST PAID EXECUTIVES IN THE NATION
• Media company CEOs occupy six of the top 10 earning spots according to an Associated Press/Equilar study.
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• 5. CLIPPERS OWNER AUTHORIZES WIFE TO SEEK BUYERS
• Shelly Sterling is looking for binding offers a week ahead of an NBA meeting that could strip her husband's ownership of the team.
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• 6. WHY CHINA IS TONING DOWN ITS CRITICISM OF WASHINGTON
• Beijing says its row with the U.S. over cyber spying should not deter their cooperation on trade, global crises and fighting terror.
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• 7. EGYPTIANS GIVEN ANOTHER DAY TO VOTE
• The country's elections are extended in an apparent drive to raise turnout and avoid an embarrassingly meager show of support for front-runner el-Sissi.
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