Good morning, here are our early stories:
-- U.S. And NATO Seek New Ways To Help Secure Ukraine's Border.
-- Al Qaida In Yemen Says U.S. Drone Strike Killed Senior Cleric.
-- FDA Commissioner Margaret Hamburg Reportedly Will Step Down.
And here are more early headlines:
Jordan's King Says War Against ISIS To Be "Relentless". ( VOA)
Dalai Lama To Attend National Prayer Breakfast But Won't Speak. ( Washington Post)
Boko Haram Attacks Town In Cameroon, Kills Dozens. ( BBC)
French Comic Fined For Statement Supporting Terrorism. ( Euronews)
Christians Protest Attacks In India But Some Arrested. ( India Today)
Oklahoma Capitol Shuts Down Briefly On Fear Of Suspicious Envelopes. ( NewsOK)
"Room Escape" Game Allows Teams To Puzzle Past Zombies. ( AP)
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