Morning Brief: March, 10

Last night, NBC News reported that North Korea had launched two short-range missiles Thursday morning. They were fired from North Korea’s northern shore. In the past few days, North Korea has threatened nuclear strikes on the U.S. and South Korea. [full story]

NEED TO KNOW

Isis Detainee's Information led to 2 U.S. Airstrikes, Officials Say [NY Times]

After Michigan Loss, Hillary Clinton Sharpens Message on Jobs and Trade [NY Times]

Tairod Pugh, Air Force Veteran, is Found Guilty After Trying to aid Isis [NY Times]

MTA Plans to Expand Wi-Fi for When Your Train's Delayed [NY Daily News]

City to Increase Mosquito Traps in Effort to Combat Zika Virus [NY Daily News]

SPORTS

The Islanders lost to the Toronto Maple Leafs, 4-3

The Knicks beats the Phoenix Suns, 128-97

WEATHER

Mostly Cloudy, 75/55 [full story]

ON STAGE TONIGHT

 WFUV Presents: Jorma Kaukonen @ Landmark on Main Street

 Roy Haynes 91st Birthday Celebration @ Blue Note Jazz Club

 Dropkick Murphys @ Webster Hall

 Lost Leaders @ Daryl’s House

 Joan Osborne @ Café Carlyle

TODAY IN HISTORY

On this day in 1969, in Memphis, Tennessee, James Earl Ray plead guilty to assassinating Martin Luther King Jr.

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