Today's Headlines -- Friday

• Troops open fire as protests explode across Syria (AP)
• Obama to address nation on Monday about Libya (AP)
• Breach possible at troubled Japanese power plant (AP)
• Wisconsin union law published despite court order (AP)
• Across country, GOP pushes photo ID at the polls (AP)
• Nevada GOP gambles on making caucuses count (AP)
• Opposition brings down Canadian government (AP)
• Jesuits settle NW abuse claims for $166 million (AP)
• Calif. judge: Brain-damaged mom can see triplets (AP)
• Bret Michaels sues Tony Awards over 2009 mishap (AP)
• West strikes Libya forces, NATO sees 90-day campaign (Reuters)
• High radiation levels at Japanese plant raise new worry (Reuters)
• U.S. bumps up Q4 growth, seen slowing in early 2011 (Reuters)
• Yemen ruler ready to step down, Syria protests spread (Reuters)
• Huckabee leads Republicans for president: poll (Reuters)
• Fed unlikely to extend QE2, officials say (Reuters)
• EU agrees crisis package, Portugal clouds summit (Reuters)
• Protests and shooting in Syria as unrest spreads (Reuters)
• Allies hit Kadhafi forces as NATO put Canadian in charge (AFP)
• Reactor fear at Japan plant as toll tops 10,000 (AFP)