Today's Headlines -- Wednesday

• AP-GfK poll: Obama approval hits 60 percent (AP)
• Hedge fund founder convicted in inside-trade case (AP)
• Report: Syrian troops shelling residential areas (AP)
• Flooded river taking aim at Mississippi Delta (AP)
• Pakistan government skipping chance to weaken army (AP)
• Analysis: Gingrich's past a plus, a minus (AP)
• SEAL sleuths expose those who've faked service (AP)
• San Francisco may be 1st city to cut Yellow Pages (AP)
• Philbin tries to go out a winner in Daytime Emmys (AP)
• Rose leads Bulls past Hawks 95-83 (AP)
• Kerry heads for Pakistan to soothe fury over bin Laden (Reuters)
• Rajaratnam guilty on all insider trading charges (Reuters)
• March job openings highest in 2-1/2 years (Reuters)
• AIG sets $9 billion stock offer, half of expected (Reuters)
• China's economy cools, limiting need for tighter policy (Reuters)
• EU goes slow on new aid, Greeks strike over cuts (Reuters)
• Osborne says British recovery choppy, coalition solid (Reuters)
• Toyota vows to stay in Japan as quake hits Q4 (Reuters)
• Rebels celebrate as they capture Misrata airport (AFP)
• Deadly clashes and gunfire rattle Syrian cities (AFP)