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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. VATICAN DENOUNCED ON CHILD SEX ABUSE
• A U.N. human rights committee criticizes the Holy See for adopting policies that allowed priests to rape and molest tens of thousands of children over decades.
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• 2. MOST UNINSURED AMERICANS LIVE IN SMALL NUMBER OF COUNTIES
• New research for the AP shows that half who haven't signed up for health care live in just 116 of the nation's 3,143 counties.
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• 3. WHERE MICROSOFT FOUND ITS NEW LEADER
• The software maker chose Satya Nadella from within its ranks, which some say suggests an aging company reluctant to take bold risks.
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• 4. WHY JORDAN WORRIES ABOUT AN ISRAELI-PALESTINIAN PEACE DEAL
• The desert kingdom is concerned Palestinians will give up land in an agreement, leading to another influx of refugees into the country.
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• 5. STATES PROPOSING LAWS THAT WOULD CURB SURVEILLANCE
• Angry over NSA revelations, at least 14 states are considering bills that would curtail power of law enforcement to monitor and track people.
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• 6. POLLUTION IN NEW DELHI NOW RIVALS LEVELS IN BEIJING
• It's debatable which city is worse, but China's capital is working to improve its air and India's capital is not.
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• 7. OUR WINTER OF DISCONTENT, STATE BY STATE
• AP gives you a guide to areas from the Midwest to the Northeast that are suffering through extreme cold, heavy snow and freezing rain and sleet.
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• 8. 'OBAMACARE' MAY CAUSE LOSS OF 2.3 MILLION JOBS BY 2021

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