Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today: 1. PRESSURE INTENSIFIES ON RUSSIA INVESTIGATION Top FBI, Justice Department officials agree to "review" highly classified information from the Russia probe with lawmakers. 2. WHERE ANGRY RHETORIC IS BACK ON THE MENU The Trump-Kim summit notwithstanding, North Korea's media appear to be stepping up their rhetorical attacks on South Korea and joint military exercises with the U.S., warning that a budding detente could be in danger. 3. MIDTERM ELECTIONS TAKING SHAPE Voters in Arkansas, Georgia and Kentucky hold primaries, while Texans settle several primary runoffs after their first round of voting in March. 4. AP UNCOVERS PAY-TO-PLAY SCHEME IN MIDEAST A top Trump fundraiser and a senior adviser to an Emirates crown prince ran a secretive campaign, trading lobbying against Qatar for defense contracts from Gulf countries. 5. AP: AIRLINES CAVING TO BEIJING ON TAIWAN The AP finds 20 global carriers — including Air Canada, British Airways and Lufthansa — with websites that now refer to "Taiwan, China," a move the White House calls "Orwellian nonsense." 6. WHAT'S CATNIP TO CONSERVATIVE VOTERS The Trump administration is pushing to strip funding from Planned Parenthood and other family planning clinics. 7. WHERE MOST MASS SCHOOL SHOOTINGS OCCUR Small-town and suburban America. Of the 10 deadliest school shootings in the U.S., all but one took place in a town with fewer than 75,000 residents. 8. AUSTRALIAN ARCHBISHOP CONVICTED Philip Wilson becomes the most senior Roman Catholic cleric in the world convicted of covering up child sex abuse. 9. WHO'S MISS USA Sarah Rose Summers from Nebraska, who aspires to be a certified child life specialist, outlasts 50 other women to win the crown. 10. LEBRON PASSES ABDUL-JABBAR IN RECORD BOOKS The Cavs' star scores 44 points and moves past the Lakers great for the most field goals in playoff history as Cleveland evens the East finals with a 111-102 victory.