Today's Headlines --Monday

• Buoyed by strikes, Libya rebels try to advance (AP)
• No quick fix seen at Japan's nuclear plant (AP)
• Obama favors Gadhafi stepping down from power (AP)
• Yemen leader loses more of his eroding power base (AP)
• AP Enterprise: Terror suspects seek to clear names (AP)
• Deal to combine AT&T, T-Mobile raises questions (AP)
• Texas man gets first full face transplant in US (AP)
• Kate Middleton to use repaired Rolls-Royce (AP)
• Macchio on top during 'Dancing' season premiere (AP)
• Eight women, four men picked for Bonds jury (AP)
• Strikes on Libya set to slow, stalemate feared (Reuters)
• Home sales tumble, prices are near 9-year low (Reuters)
• AT&T seen selling assets to get nod for mega deal (Reuters)
• Steam rises from stricken Japan plant; radiation worry grows (Reuters)
• Official death toll from Japan quake & tsunami tops 9,000: Kyodo (Reuters)
• Top Yemeni generals back democracy protesters (Reuters)
• NY Times journalists released from Libyan custody (Reuters)
• Japan a "buying opportunity," will recover: Buffett (Reuters)
• Kadhafi strongholds bombed as air assault criticised (AFP)
• Work resumes at Japan nuclear plant after smoke scare (AFP)