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10 Things to Know for Monday

1. ISLAMIC EXTREMISTS MENACE NORTHERN MALI AGAIN

Armed with automatic rifles, they launch surprise attack on Gao two weeks after French and Malian troops ousted jihadists. 2. THE CRITICAL TRANSITION FOR NEW US COMMANDER IN AFGHANISTAN Marine Gen. Joseph Dunford must orchestrate the withdrawal of foreign forces over next 23 months.

3. MUMFORD & SONS SURPRISE WINNER FOR ALBUM OF THE YEAR GRAMMY "Babel" won the top prize while The Black Keys' Dan Auerbach took home four trophies. 4. BIG REWARD KEEPS HEAT ON FUGITIVE COP LAPD offers $1M for information leading to the arrest of Christopher Dorner, suspected in three killings.

5. HOW OBAMA IS WIELDING EXECUTIVE POWER NOW His campaign slogan 'Forward' is springing to life in a surge of executive actions. 6. WHAT'S IN STORE FOR THE SNOWED-IN NORTHEAST Rain and warmer temps could add to risk that roofs might collapse.

7. STORMS SLAM HATTIESBURG, MISS. The campus of the University of Southern Mississippi suffered significant damage. 8. RUBIO LOOKS TO FILL GOP LEADERSHIP VACUUM Florida senator casts himself as evangelist of a modern, inclusive party that welcomes minorities.

9. US LAWMAKERS VOICE CONCERN ABOUT DRONE STRIKES Even some of the president's allies suggest an uneasiness when the program targets Americans abroad. 10. WHY YOU'LL FIND THE YANKEES PRESIDENT AT DOG SHOW

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