Today's Headlines -- Saturday

• Teams race to reconnect power to Japan nuke plant (AP)
• Testing finds no health threat along West Coast (AP)
• Libya cease-fire aims to outflank no-fly zone (AP)
• Obama endorses military action to stop Gadhafi (AP)
• Obama's trip seeks to engage with Latin America (AP)
• Judge blocks contentious Wisconsin union law (AP)
• 5 protesters killed in Syria, activist says (AP)
• From rooftops, snipers kill 46 Yemeni protesters (AP)
• 3 states seek to kick habit of raising cig taxes (AP)
• North Carolina beats LIU 102-87 in return to NCAAs (AP)
• Japan rushes to repair pumps to stop radiation leaks (Reuters)
• Military intervention looms in Libya (Reuters)
• Japanese media pull story of "miracle" tsunami (Reuters)
• JPMorgan, others boost payouts after Fed tests (Reuters)
• Yemen in state of emergency after protest massacre (Reuters)
• Obama begins Latin America trip dogged by world crises (Reuters)
• G7 cenbanks in rare currency action after yen surge (Reuters)
• Judge temporarily blocks Wisconsin anti-union law (Reuters)
• Libya accuses rebels of breaching truce (AFP)
• Disaster-hit Japan hopes to cool reactors soon (AFP)