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Also: It's unclear who's in charge in Burundi after a coup declaration; the House passes a bill outlawing most abortions after 20 weeks; and Beijing forbids strange costumes on city subways.

Also: Senate Republicans insist a trade bill will pass; Britain's Prince Charles will meet a Sinn Fein leader; and Lake Mead may lose so much water that Arizona and Nevada may face cuts.

Also: Niger lawmakers vote to send troops to Nigeria to fight Boko Haram; U.S. officials confirm more measles cases; and SpaceX will try again to launch an observatory into space.

Also: Rescuers start to arrive in the cyclone-hit Vanuatu islands; Nigeria claims it has recaptured a town from Boko Haram militants; and scientists wonder why penguins waddle.

Also: Same sex marriages may begin today in Wyoming; the U.N. says sex crimes are rampant in South Sudan; and the World Series opens tonight between Kansas City and San Francisco.

Also: Egypt frees two Al Jazeera journalists imprisoned for more than a year; U.S. West Coast seaports will close for 4 days in a labor dispute; and 3 tickets won Wednesday's Powerball drawing.

Also: A Georgia woman's execution is delayed over drug quality; Republican lawmakers unveil plans to replace Obamacare; and a jailed New Delhi rapist says his dead victim shouldn't have fought back.

Also: Officials say a driver left his truck on the tracks before a California train crash; more drones buzz Paris; and some rare NASA photos will be auctioned, including Neil Armstrong's moon walk.

Also: More snow and ice are in store for the eastern U.S.; labor talks continue in the West Coast port dispute; and President Obama will designate three new national monuments.

Also: The Paris bombing suspect is convicted in a separate Brussels attack; Mike Pompeo's Secretary of State nomination is drawing opposition; and a man once mauled by a bear survives a shark attack.