Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that people will be talking about today:
HIS RE-ELECTION IN DOUBT, OBAMA PROMISES HAPPIER DAYS–“Our challenges can be met” to repair economy, revive the nation, the president says.
PRINCE HARRY IS BACK IN AFGHANISTAN–The British royal will fly Apache attack helicopters during a four-month tour of combat duty.
A $1 MILLION MYSTERY–The purported theft of Romney’s tax returns has all the trappings of a high-tech whodunit.
DREW PETERSON CONVICTED OF MURDERING HIS THIRD WIFE–Next puzzle for prosecutors: What happened to his fourth?
LATEST KENNEDY ON THE POLITICAL SCENE–RFK’s grandson, Joe Kennedy III, wins primary in bid for House seat once held by Barney Frank.
THE NEW KINDLE TAKES AIM AT APPLE–The AP’s Ryan Nakashima puts the device to the test, finds that the HD screen is a big improvement.
WHY MAMMOGRAMS COULD BE DANGEROUS–A new study indicates their radiation might increase chances of breast cancer for some high-risk young women.
WHERE OTHERWORDLY TIRE TRACKS ARE VISIBLE–NASA rover Curiosity’s trails on Mars have been photographed by a satellite circling the planet. NASA MARS
AMY POEHLER, WILL ARNETT SPLITTING–The TV sitcom stars have been married nine years and have two children.
A SUPRISINGLY TAME MTV AWARDS SHOW–For those looking for blockbuster moments, a saucy Rihanna number is about it.
