10 Things to Know for Tuesday Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about Tuesday: The deaths of 19 elite 'Hotshot' firefighters plunge two small Arizona towns into mourning as the wildfire that killed them rages on. Egypt's military gives President Morsi two days to meet the demands of millions of protesters seeking his ouster, or the generals will intervene. Nearly 2 in 3 of the neediest people who could be helped by the new health care law may instead remain uninsured because their states have not expanded Medicaid. President Obama brushes aside sharp European criticism over reports of U.S. spying, suggesting that all nations eavesdrop on each other. A WikiLeaks web post, identified as being from Edward Snowden, complains the president is 'using citizenship as a weapon' in passport revocation. Milwaukee church documents show the archbishop's frustration with the Vatican's response to priest sex abuse problem. Minority-strong caucus wants grand bill but realizes GOP's piecemeal approach could win in the end. Subsidized Stafford loan rates have doubled and could stay that way if Congress doesn't act before the school year begins. Statue of Liberty will welcome visitors again on Independence Day, months after Superstorm Sandy swamped her little island. The top ranked Serena was unbeaten in 34 matches before 23rd-seeded player beat her in tournament's 4th round.