Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:
1. GOP CANDIDATES EYE NEW HAMPSHIRE MOMENTUM AS DEMS GIRD FOR LONG FIGHT
Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio are emerging from Iowa with claims to the outsider and mainstream mantles in the Republican primary while the Democratic contest remains a cliffhanger.
2. WHERE NEW DEMOCRATIC ERA IS DAWNING
Led by Aung San Suu Kyi, Myanmar is preparing to take a leap into uncharted territory, having only known democracy for 14 of its 1,000 years of recorded history.
3. ZIKA VIRUS CALLED GLOBAL EMERGENCY
The World Health Organization labels the disease’s spread in the Americas an “extraordinary event” that poses a health threat to other parts of the world.
4. WHO IS TRYING TO PREVENT ‘LOST GENERATION’ OF SYRIAN REFUGEES
EU-funded college scholarships and high school remedial classes are part of new efforts by international donors to help migrants keep up with their education.
5. DETAILS REMAIN SCARCE IN DEATH OF VIRGINIA 13-YEAR-OLD
Police still aren’t saying exactly how the lives of a slain seventh-grader and two Virginia Tech students charged in her murder intersected.
6. WHY AFGHAN MEDIA BECOMES TALIBAN’S TARGET
After Afghanistan’s most popular broadcaster falsely accused militants of mass rape in a report carried last year, the insurgents declare war against local journalists.
7. FERGUSON RESIDENTS GET A SAY ON POLICE OVERHAUL AGREEMENT
The first of three public meetings on the proposed consent decree is Tuesday night in the St. Louis suburb where 18-year-old Michael Brown was fatally shot.
8. PENNSYLVANIA GROUNDHOG SET TO ‘PREDICT’ WHETHER WINTER ENDS
Members of Punxsutawney Phil’s top hat-wearing inner circle plan to reveal their forecast at sunrise, just before 7:30 a.m. Tuesday.
9. BILL COSBY DUE IN COURT
His lawyers will ask a judge to throw out the only criminal case lodged against the TV star from the dozens of accusations that he molested women.
10. VON MILLER IS DENVER BRONCOS’ LOOSE LEADER
Not only did the loquacious linebacker set the tone for the team’s run to Super Bowl 50, but he also loosened the locker room.