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Also: President Obama meets Philippine president Duterte; the Taliban reportedly enters an Afghan provincial capital; and Arizona and New Mexico dry out after a tropical storm.

Also: A senior Hamas leader is detained and accused of inciting attacks against Israelis; Ohio suspends executions after it can't find lethal injection drugs; and new drone rules are proposed.

Also: President Obama welcomes Australia's leader to the White House; a search continues for survivors of a Marine helicopter crash off Hawaii; and a huge California gas leak may be capped soon.

Also: The Coast Guard suspends the search for 12 missing Marines off Hawaii; a report claims Kurdish fighters are destroying homes of Arab Iraqi civilians; and fairy tales may predate some religions.

Also: The International Olympic Committee lifts its ban on India; a cease fire is extended for the Syrian city of Homs; Nevada officials opt against defending the state's ban on same sex marriage; and a bacon festival in New Jersey features products like bacon floss.

Also: Secretary of State John Kerry visits Seoul as North and South Korea hold high level talks; a report finds heightened danger to journalists worldwide; lenders repossessed fewer U.S. homes in January; and China's "Jade Rabbit" lunar rover comes back to life.

Also: A British nuclear reprocessing plant gets a report of elevated radiation; the Colorado movie theater shooting suspect appears in court for a hearing today; another cruise ship returns to port with ill passengers; and New Mexico is selling a historic site it can't afford to keep up.

Also: A Human Rights Watch report alleges Iraqi security forces illegally detain thousands of Iraqi women, many of whom are abused; Italy rescues more than 1,100 migrants at sea; there are arrests in the violent theft of a Stradivarius violin; and GI Joe turns 50.

Also: An appellate court suspends voter ID laws in Arizona and Kansas; Thai protesters are angry over their interim government; and China uses monkeys to help patrol military bases.

Also: A federal appeals court panel will hear an NSA surveillance case; Burkina Faso's military promises to give up power; and the Justice Department sues Southwest Airlines over jet repairs.

Also: A judge overturns Missouri's ban on same sex marriage; President Obama will posthumously award the Medal of Honor to a Civil War soldier; and AC/DC's drummer is arrested for attempted murder.

Also: World leaders arrive in Australia for the G20 Summit; the comet probe may not have enough power to send back data; and police near Paris search for a tiger on the loose.

Also: Secretary of State Kerry continues work on Iran nuclear agreement; a study finds 3 minivans fare poorly in crash tests; and a noisy Oregon rooster needs to find a new home.

Also: Ukraine's president gets sick but street demonstrations continue; Missouri executes a man after a short stay involving a lethal injection question; Target says thieves took customer information through a vendor's stolen credentials; and an Oscar song nomination is rescinded.

Also: Arizona legislation would permit religious discrimination against homosexuals; China wants President Obama to call off his meeting with the Dalai Lama; and a thief swallows a rare pink diamond.

Also: Obama to award Medal of Honor to wounded Marine veteran; South Dakota town hit by tornado; and an injured spelunker is rescued from a German cave after 12 days.

Also: The Supreme Court will hear arguments over the limits of the President's authority to make recess appointments; Dennis Rodman apologizes for his comments on an American jailed in North Korea; a Southwest jet lands at the wrong Missouri airport; and the Golden Globe Awards are announced.

Also: Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu visits Jordan; Beijing's smog becomes "Airpocolypse"; Ohio will execute a condemned man with a new drug method; soaring heat causes match delays at the Australian Open; and the Razzie nominations for last year's worst films are out.

Also: Pakistan says troops killed dozens of militants following this week's school shooting; utilities will clean up coal ash in South Carolina; and Stephen Colbert signs off on the "Colbert Report".

Also: A Secret Service officer is put on leave; the U.N. says only one third of countries meet global education goals; and thieves steal hundreds of pounds of gold from a Mexican mine.