10 Things to Know for Today

Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:

1. SUSPECT WANTED IN D.C. MURDERS CAPTURED

An ex-con accused in the slayings of a wealthy Washington family and their housekeeper is arrested, a week after authorities say the family was killed and their mansion was set on fire.

2. WHAT ARCHIVES SHOW HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON DID

As first lady, she endorsed planned tax breaks for private foundations and wealthy donors at the same time her husband's foundation was soliciting donations for his presidential library.

3. FOR THE IRISH, IT'S YES OR NO

After months of debate, Ireland votes on whether to permit gay marriage despite Catholic Church opposition.

Senate supporters of Obama's trade agenda hope to fend off hostile amendments and send a major trade bill to the House.

5. WHERE FOCUS IS SHIFTING IN MIGRANT CRISIS

Attention turns to the ocean off Southeast Asia's west coast as naval vessels search for stranded boat people— and Myanmar's navy rescues more than 200 — as the U.S. military prepares air patrols.

6. FINDING OIL SPILL'S CAUSE COULD TAKE AWHILE

The operator of a broken oil pipeline that fouled a California shoreline says it could take months before investigators are able to determine what caused the incident.

Farmers expect to get an answer on their offer to give up a quarter of their water this year in exchange for being spared deeper mandatory cutbacks.

8. 'NUT RAGE' CASE TAKES A TWIST

A South Korean court suspends the prison term of the former Korean Air executive whose onboard tantrum delayed a flight last year.

9. AUSTRALIA COMPETES IN EUROVISION

A strong fan base pushed the land Down Under into Europe's favorite songfest for the first time in its six decade history.