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| Whose heads may roll next? | | Well, that didn't take long. Only two days after the release of the Panama Papers, the first head rolled.
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| Miss. 'religious freedom bill' now law | | Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant signed the state's religious freedom bill Tuesday, according to a statement tweeted to his account. Watchdog groups have decried the bill as discriminatory against the LGBT community, while proponents say it's intended only to protect those with strongly held religious beliefs. Bryant said he signed the law "to protect sincerely held religious beliefs and moral convictions of individuals, organizations and private associations from discriminatory action by state government."
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| FBI: No rush on Clinton email probe | | FBI Director James Comey said Tuesday he does not see a need for urgency in completing the ongoing investigation into Hillary Clinton's email server. But he did say that he is staying "close to this one to make sure we have the resources to do it competently," the Niagara-Gazette reported Tuesday.
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| Opinion: Wambach's DUI puzzle | | Retired USA soccer star Abby Wambach was arrested early Sunday on a driving under the influence of intoxicants charge in Portland, Oregon.
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| Wis. eyes Trump skeptically | | After a rough week of campaigning in Wisconsin, Donald Trump on Monday night turned to a soft-spoken and rarely seen surrogate to help smooth the edges.
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| 5 things to watch | | Two candidates vying to take down their parties' front-runners could get big boosts if they win Tuesday in Wisconsin.
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| U.S. may move Sinai troops | | The Obama administration is considering pulling troops out of a base in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula in part due to the growing threat from ISIS and other militants, CNN has learned.
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| 42 drug overdoses in 2 weeks here | | Health and law enforcement officials think counterfeit pain pills are the source of a spike in overdose deaths in the Sacramento, California, area.
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| Flight attendant's dramatic exit | | United Airlines says a flight attendant exited a plane by intentionally deployed its emergency slide while it was parked on the tarmac. CNN affiliate KPRC has more.
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| FBI: FLDS bishop feasts, kids hungry | | A decade after the arrest of polygamous prophet Warren Jeffs, insiders say his church has literally become a place of feast or famine, of haves and have-nots.
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| Obama looks to step up ISIS fight | | President Barack Obama said Tuesday that he was looking for ways to scale up the battle against militants in Iraq and Syria ahead of a White House meeting with top U.S. military brass.
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| Sex sting nets theme park workers | | A Walt Disney World security guard and janitor at SeaWorld's Discovery Cove were among 18 men arrested in a sex sting dubbed "Operation April's Fools," Polk County, Florida, Sheriff Grady Judd said Tuesday.
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| Iceland's PM resigns after revelations | | Iceland's Prime Minister is under intense pressure to resign after leaked documents revealed alleged links to an offshore company with holdings in the country's collapsed banks, triggering mass protests in the capital.
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| Sanders' camp airing Erica Garner ad | | Bernie Sanders' campaign is featuring Erica Garner, the daughter of the man who died after a police chokehold on Staten Island two years ago, in a new television ad in New York.
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| Trump to give series of policy speeches | | Donald Trump will depart from his unscripted speaking style and deliver a series of policy speeches in the coming weeks after Wisconsin's primary on Tuesday.
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| Kerry: Presidential race 'embarrassing' | | Secretary of State John Kerry called the state of the U.S. presidential race "embarrassing" and says he is regularly asked about the election in meetings abroad.
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| Aide: Sanders looks to win convention | | Jeff Weaver, Bernie Sanders' campaign manager, said Tuesday he believes the Democratic primary fight will continue until the convention, and that Sanders will emerge as the winner, not Hillary Clinton.
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| Trump's plan to make Mexico pay | | Donald Trump announced Tuesday he would use a federal anti-terrorism surveillance law as a tool to force Mexico to pay for the border wall he has pledged to build on the U.S.'s southern border.
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