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Also: Michigan prosecutors will investigate the Flint water crisis; a U.N. panel calls for sanctions against South Sudan; and a new Beatrix Potter story about Peter Rabbit is discovered.

Also: South Korea claims North Korea is planning another nuclear test; a blizzard strikes the upper Plains; and somebody mysteriously returns a rare, stolen tortoise to an Australian zoo.

Also: Former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic faces a verdict on war crimes charges; a spring blizzard hits Denver; and North Carolina's governor signs a bill limiting some LGBT protections.

Also: An armed occupation of a federal government building continues in Oregon; there's more Midwest flooding; and there are changes to Oklahoma's gas drilling rules following several earthquakes.

Also: The San Bernardino mass shooting site reopens today; armed protesters continue to hole up in a federal building in Oregon; and a robbery suspect is caught after taking a selfie with the victim.

Also: Flash flooding in Pakistan kills dozens; investigators don't know why an Amtrak train hit a piece of equipment on the track yesterday; and Native American historian Joe Medicine Crow dies.

Also: The U.S. will send F-22 jets to Europe for NATO's use; Navajo farmers reject river water near a mine spill, jeopardizing their crops; and IndyCar driver Justin Wilson dies of a head injury.

Also: You can't drink tap water in Flint, Michigan because of the lead; Hurricane Joaquin will move east of the U.S.; and the Earls of Leicester win big at the International Bluegrass Music Awards.

Also: Republican presidential candidates hold a debate tonight; toxic water from a burst Brazilian dam threatens drinking water downstream; and a Modigliani painting auctions for $170.4 million.

Also: Doctors Without Borders rejects Saudi Arabia's denial of bombing a Yemeni hospital; an armed suspect wanted in 2 states is shot and killed in Kentucky; Chilean toilet paper prices may be fixed.

Also: New Delhi orders cars off the road to clear pollution; the White House develops a financial plan for Puerto Rico; and the biggest pumpkin ever grown in North America wins a contest.

Also: Congress passes a 5 year transportation package; the Senate votes to repeal much of Obamacare; and the British postal service calculates how much it would cost to mail a letter to Mars.