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

1. WHAT LATEST DEBATE UNCOVERED

How far are Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders willing to go to advance a Democratic agenda if elected to the White House.

2. CAUTIOUS OPTIMISM ON SYRIA TRUCE

A temporary "cessation of hostilities" in the civil war has been agreed by diplomats to start next week.

3. THAAD ON TABLE IN KOREA TALKS

Seoul and Washington will begin negotiations as early as next week on deploying a sophisticated U.S. missile defense system in South Korea.

4. IN MEETING POPE, PATRIARCH ASSERTS RUSSIA'S ROLE

When Kirill meets Francis, the historic event will allow the head of the Russian Orthodox Church to assert Russia's leading role in the Eastern Christian world.

5. FEAR PERVASIVE AFTER DEADLY PRISON RIOT

Gang rule, extortion and human rights violations are exposed after 49 inmates were killed in Mexico.

6. HOW RANCHERS STANDOFF ENDED

The last four armed occupiers of an Oregon wildlife refuge shouted, argued and raved, but surrendered without a shot being fired.

7. U.N. HEALTH AGENCY GIVES ZIKA TIMETABLE

The World Health Organization says possible vaccines for the virus are at least 18 months away from large-scale trials.

8. U.S. LOOPHOLE TO CLOSE ON PRODUCTS MADE BY SEAFOOD SLAVES

A bill headed for Obama's desk this week includes a provision that would ban U.S. imports of fish caught by means of forced labor in Southeast Asia.

9. MAKE THEM AN OFFER THEY 'CAN'T REFUSE'

A collection of "The Godfather" author Mario Puzo's papers can be had at a Boston auction next week.

10. WHO MET WITH GERMAN LEADER

George Clooney and his lawyer wife Amal held a private meeting with Angela Merkel to discuss the crisis in Syria and Europe's efforts to help refugees.