Good morning, here are our early stories:
-- Guatemalan President Otto Pérez Molina Resigns Amid Corruption Scandal.
-- Kentucky Clerk Is Due In Federal Court For Contempt Hearing.
-- China Flexes Muscles With Parade, But Announces Troop Cut.
And here are more early headlines:
Migrants In Hungarian Train Station Can't Travel Further By Train. ( New York Times)
Obama Travels To Alaskan Village Above Arctic Circle. ( Alaska Dispatch News)
Separate Trials For 6 Baltimore Officers Charged In Freddie Gray's Death. ( Washington Post)
Vigil For Slain Illinois Officer As Manhunt Continues. ( NBC)
Biden To Discuss Iran Deal With Florida Jewish Leaders. ( Miami Herald)
Overgrown Australian Sheep Gives Up 88 Pounds Of Fleece. ( ABC Online)
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