Today's Headlines -- Wednesday

• Obama pivots, eyes Medicare changes, tax increases (AP)
• Egypt's ex-president detained for investigation (AP)
• Evacuees slam Japan nuclear plant operator (AP)
• House GOP budget retains Democratic Medicare cuts (AP)
• Spending cuts bill hits defense and foreign aid (AP)
• 2 US missile attacks kill 6 near Afghan border (AP)
• Mom drove 3 kids into NY river, surviving son says (AP)
• Pew study: Prison recidivism rates remain high (AP)
• Another star knocked out of the `Dancing' ballroom (AP)
• Lakers snap 5-game skid, but Andrew Bynum injured (AP)
• Obama to lay out deficit plan with focus on tax, spending (Reuters)
• JPMorgan might beat Street, helped by credit cards (Reuters)
• TEPCO still working on plan to end Japan nuclear crisis (Reuters)
• Egypt's Mubarak detained over graft, protest probe (Reuters)
• Special Report: Inside the Egyptian revolution (Reuters)
• Ministers meet amid fears of Libya stalemate (Reuters)
• Madoff judge orders bank employees' names unsealed (Reuters)
• U.S. plans new push on Arab-Israeli peace: Clinton (Reuters)
• Mubarak and sons detained for 15 days (AFP)
• Libyan rebels take to the world stage (AFP)