Top Stories: Romney Sweeps 5 Primaries; More Secret Service Misconduct?

By Korva Coleman

Published April 25, 2012 at 6:40 AM MDT

Good morning - here are some of the headlines we're following today:

Government Says Transgender People Protected Under Federal Job Discrimination Laws. ( )

Rupert Murdoch Testifies On Media Empire, Ties To British Elite. ( )

U.S. Beef Sales Curbed In South Korea After 'Mad Cow Disease' Case. ( )

African Union: Sudan Must Stop Bombing South Sudan, Both Countries Should Withdraw Forces. ( )

Ex-Aide Testifies He Helped Cover Up Edwards Affair. ( )

Boy On Heart Transplant List Found After Being Kidnapped From Hospital. ( )

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