Good morning! 10 things to know for Wednesday

Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:

1. SCHOOL GRADES OUT TODAY: School grades are expected to be released today by the Florida Department of Education, which this year toughened scoring standards. The state graded the Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test — a major factor in the school grades — on a more difficult scale and, for the first time, factored in the scores of first-year English language learner students. Handed down each year, the A to F grades are used to reward and sanction schools.

2. THE NEW WRINKLE HOUSE REPUBLICANS WILL USE AGAINST HEALTH CARE LAW: GOP to push for a symbolic repeal vote with a new argument: It will spare 20 million Americans from a tax.

3. MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING ON CAPITOL HILL: For the next few weeks, lawmakers will look busy, but they're not expected to pass much legislation.

4. WHAT MITT ROMNEY WILL SAY TO BLACK VOTERS: The likely GOP presidential nominee will address the NAACP in speech his advisers say will focus on the economy.

5. CLINTON MAKES HISTORIC LAOS VISIT: Hillary Rodham Clinton becomes the first secretary of state to visit the nation in more than five decades.

6. OHIO FREIGHT TRAIN DERAILS, CAUSING FIERY BLAST: Columbus authorities evacuate a mile-wide area of the city after about 11 cars derailed and some exploded into flames.

7. TV's MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT RELEASED: Study shows that Sept. 11 was by far the most impactful television moment during the past 50 years.

8. HEIR'S WIFE FOUND DEAD IN LONDON: Autopsy fails to uncover cause of death for American-born Eva Rausing, one of Britain's richest women.

9. WANTED BANK DIRECTOR DISAPPEARS IN FLORIDA: After penning a rambling confession to financial regulators and writing notes to his family, a south Georgia bank director boarded a ferry to Fort Myers in Key West and disappeared.

10. GIANT BLOWOUT: NL ROUTS AL 8-0: San Francisco's Pablo Sandoval and Melky Cabrera key a five-run first inning as the NL wins its third straight All-Star game.