Top Stories: Police Seek Paris Attacker's Accomplice; Trump To Talk Foreign Policy

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Korva Coleman
WNYC | Mar 21, 2016

Good morning, here are our early stories:

-- Belgian Police Identify Suspected Accomplice Of Saleh Abdeslam.

-- For Trump, AIPAC Speech Provides Foreign Policy Test.

And here are more early stories:

North Korea Fires 5 Projectiles Into Sea, East Of Peninsula. (CNN)

Deal To Return Migrants To Turkey Takes Effect. (BBC)

Edge Of A Nor'Easter Brings Snow To New England. (Weather.com)

Presidential Nominating Contests Set For Tomorrow. (VOA)

Trump's Son, Sister (A Federal Court Judge) Get Threatening Letters. (New York Post)

Elections Held In 5 African Nations. (AP)

Tennis Official's Comment About Female Players Causes Uproar. (Los Angeles Times)

Gas Prices Up 25 Cents In Past 4 Weeks. (Reuters)

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