Also: Group sues McDonald's to ban toys in Happy Meals; alleged Jamaican druglord in custody.
President Barack Obama meets with Gen. Stanley McChrystal, the top commander in Afghanistan, last October aboard Air Force One in Copenhagen, Denmark. McChrystal has been summoned to Washington to explain derogatory comments about President Obama and his colleagues, and may resign. From CNN:
America's top military commander in Afghanistan is unlikely to survive the fallout from remarks he made about colleagues in a magazine profile to be published Friday, according to a Pentagon source who has ongoing contacts with the general.
Gen. Stanley McChrystal will likely resign Wednesday, the source said. McChrystal's fate is expected to hinge on a meeting scheduled Wednesday with President Obama, who was "angry" after reading the general's remarks in Rolling Stone.
» Read the full story: McChrystal likely to resign over magazine comments, source says [CNN]
» McChrystal article renews attention to split with Biden over Afghanistan [The Washington Post]
» Afghan officials rally behind embattled general [MSNBC]
In other news:
» McDonald's faces lawsuit over Happy Meals [Los Angeles Times]
» Martin Feldman, judge who overturned Obama Gulf drilling ban, had investments in oil: 2008 report [New York Daily News]
» Jamaica nabs beloved reputed drug kingpin, urges calm [The Associated Press]