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 secret message between al-Qaida chief al-Zawahri and his deputy in Yemen threatened a major terror attack, officials say. Major League Baseball suspends the Yankees slugger through 2014 season, but he vows to appeal. The Amazon.com founder says he understands the newspaper's "critical role" in Washington and says its values won't change. The accused shooter is representing himself at his murder trial - meaning those he allegedly shot will have to face him on the stand. Women seeking bigger buttocks can suffer infections, amputations, blood clots - and in some cases - death. Secret meetings between the Taliban and Afghan government suggest both sides want to find a way to end 12 years of war. The energy giant says it's found fresh evidence of fraud in a program that's awarded billions to alleged victims of the massive 2010 oil spill. Dutch scientists unveil a beef patty made in a lab from cow stem cells. The meat likely won't reach your local fast-food outlet for decades. One convicted pedophile has been recaptured, but the status of 29 others who were released in error by Morocco's king is unclear. The University of Iowa is No. 1 on the Princeton Review's annual list. The nation's top sober school? Brigham Young.