Good morning, here are our early stories:
-- 5 Headlines That Explain The New York Primaries.
-- World's Steel Makers To China: Time To Cut The Glut.
-- Death Toll In Tuesday's Attack On Kabul Rises To 64.
-- Criminal Charges To Be Filed In Flint Water Crisis, Reports Say.
And here are more early headlines:
Ecuador Earthquake Death Toll Soars Past 500. (New York Times)
At Least 47 Dead In Japan Quake; Aftershocks Continue. (Reuters)
Obama In Saudi Arabia, May Face Questions About Iran. (Guardian)
Hundreds Rescued In Houston Flooding; 8 Are Killed. (Houston Chronicle)
Ferguson Settles Civil Rights Suit With Justice Department. (St. Louis Public Radio)
Iraqi Police Find 2 Mass Graves In City Cleared Of ISIS. (AP)
French Officials Seek To Extend Nation's State Of Emergency. (France24)
Chip Maker Intel To Cut 12,000 Jobs Or 11% Of Workforce. (Wall Street Journal)
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