Good morning: if it's Tuesday, somebody somewhere is voting. Here are some stories we're following:
Decision Day Arrives In Wisconsin.
Six States Hold Primary Elections For House Races. ( Politico)
Reports: Drone Strike Targeted Al-Qaida's 'Leading Propagandist'.
Syria Kicks Out 17 Western Ambassadors, Including U.S., Britain, Turkey. ( BBC)
Nigerian Searchers Find Flight Data Recorders From Crashed Jetliner. ( CNN)
Libyan Government Takes Back Control Of Tripoli Airport. ( AP)
Canadian Fugitive Suspected Of Dismembering Man To Appear In German Court. ( Globe and Mail)
Judge In Norwegian Mass Shooting Case Plays Solitaire On Computer. ( AFP)
Last Day Of Queen Elizabeth's Diamond Jubilee Celebrations, Live Blog. ( Guardian)
Senate To Vote Today On Gender Wage Fairness Legislation. ( U.S. News and World Report)
Biting Spiders Lead To Deaths Of Two In India. ( Times of India)
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