* Guide to the Panama Papers, exposing the financial workings of Putin and other world leaders and their families. * Anonymous leaker: “I want to make these crimes public.” * Related: How to wrap your head around the size of 2.6 terabytes worth of leaked material. * Cruz confident in winning Wisconsin tonight—
* “Panama Papers” document links Putin, Xi Jinping, other leaders and family to shady tax evasion firm Mossack Fonseca. * One immediate consequence of the leak: Icelandic PM hit with calls for a snap election. * Inside Iceland’s Kviabryggja Prison, which holds the only bank chiefs convicted in the wake of the
* Aung San Suu Kyi to get a PM type role, bypassing Myanmar's ban on her becoming president. * Brussels airport likely to reopen tonight. * Researchers use terrorist-tracking technique to prove that Tyrion Lannister is the hero of Game of Thrones. * Obama has no right to lecture the press
* Terrifying Ebola update: Nearly half of survivors may go blind—possibly incubating the virus in their eyes. * Head of Libyan unity government sails into Tripoli in brave, possibly doomed gesture. * Obama hosts his fourth and final nuclear summit; Putin boycotts. * We have only a year or so to stop investing
* British man posed for selfie with EgyptAir hijacker mid-flight to get a better look at his suicide belt. * The end of the Cold War left a painful ideological vacuum in Europe. * Twelve questions for Niall Ferguson regarding his "medicore" Kissinger biography. * Unbearable uncertainty for refugees stuck in
* Long before Brussels, ISIS sent agents into Europe, and officials failed to notice ties to the nascent group. * Big companies like General Mills, Mars, and Kellogg to label GMOs—thanks to little Vermont. * Self-declared prophet—on crusade for minimum wage—shot in US Capitol after pulling a gun. * Governor
* Suicide bomber kills 70 on Easter Sunday at Lahore amusement park, injuring 300 others. * Why the US keeps killing ISIS's second-in-command: because there are so many of them. * Between the CIA and the Pentagon, America funds both sides of a firefight in Syria. * US cities lower
* Sixty percent of Republicans say the party should look elsewhere if Trump merely finishes with a plurality. * List of possible scenarios if the GOP has a brokered convention. * Misogyny isn't an incidental part of Donald Trump. It's who he is. * See also: Jimmy Kimmel mansplains to
* US intelligence officials grumble over Belgium's handling of its worsening Islamic militant threat. * Chart of victims of terrorist attacks In western Europe since 1970. * American injured in Brussels airport also survived the Boston marathon attack. * Tyler Cowen's favorite Belgian things. * South Sudan’s president, accused by
* Search continues for missing Brussels suspect, one of three men believed responsible for yesterday's attacks. * World Trade Center's tribute to Brussels was far more red, white, and blue than black, yellow, and red. * What Europe lacks: a cross-national security agency with the power to carry
