Subject: Today in 10: Indiana's primary, NATO troops, Leicester City
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&#8216;If we win Indiana, it&#8217;s over': The primary today, with 57 delegates at stake, stands in the minds of many Republicans as the last major hurdle for Trump to clear. Full story

Domestic abuse is thriving in China: In China, as elsewhere, domestic violence is a hidden epidemic — a public health crisis dismissed as a private scandal, a crime discounted or covered up. Full story

NATO may send more troops near Russia’s border: Defense Secretary Ashton B. Carter said NATO is considering placing thousands of additional troops in Poland and the Baltic states, adding that any new forces in the region would be rotational and part of an effort to deter future Russian aggression. Full story

Detroit teachers may continue sickout: The Detroit Federation of Teachers is protesting the fact that — unless state lawmakers pass a bailout plan in the coming weeks — the city’s troubled school system may not be able to pay teachers over the summer. More than 40,000 students attend the city’s schools. Full story

In an opinion piece, Obama stresses the importance of the TPP: The president says the Trans-Pacific Partnership would let the United States, and not China, lead the way on global trade. Full story 

The inexplicable rise of cancer-drug prices: The $10,000-a-month cancer drug has become the new normal, to the dismay of physicians and patients who increasingly face the burden of financial toxicity. Full story

U.S. Marines raise the flag atop Mount Suribachi on Iwo Jima in World War II. (Joe Rosenthal/AP)
Marine Corps investigating iconic Iwo Jima photo: An investigation into whether one of the six men shown raising an American flag atop Mount Suribachi on Iwo Jima in February 1945 has been misidentified. The picture has became one of the most enduring images of World War II, and the identities of the flag raisers have been accepted for decades. Full story

Leicester City (!) does the impossible: Long in the shadow of the English Premier League’s elite and facing 5,000-to-1 odds nine months ago, the Foxes clinched their first top-flight soccer championship in 132 seasons, a drought longer than that of baseball’s Chicago Cubs. Full story

Obama is cracking down on mergers late in presidency: In the most recent instance, Halliburton walked away from a proposed acquisition of rival Baker Hughes on Monday because of regulatory pressure. Full story

American missionaries killed in Jamaica: The two victims were reportedly on their way to check on a home that they were building for a family in need. Jamaica’s police force, which has long struggled to solve the great majority of the island’s homicides, has given only the broadest outline of the case and won’t say what condition the bodies were in. Full story

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