Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about Thursday:
1. WHAT THE BOSTON BOMBING SUSPECT ADMITTED BEFORE HIS ARREST
The younger Tsarnaev acknowledged his role in the attacks, but before his Miranda rights were read, two officials tell the AP.
2. WORRIES OF BANGLADESH WORKERS WENT UNHEEDED
Workers say they were assured the building was safe the day it collapsed — even though cracks in the walls were so large they attracted the local media.
3. FAMED MINARET A CASUALTY OF SYRIA’S CIVIL WAR
An expert likens the destruction of the 11th-century structure to “blowing up the Taj Mahal or destroying the Acropolis in Athens.”
4. FOR IRAQ, 2013 LOOKS LIKE 2008
With sectarian fighting on the rise and more than 100 deaths in just the past two days, Iraq faces a pivotal moment.
5. THE ROLE OF COMPUTERS IN WALL STREET SWOONS
Some experts say the market on Tuesday was completely on autopilot — at least for a few crucial seconds.
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