Today's Headlines --- Thursday UPDATED

• Workers try to cool Japan's overheated reactors (AP)
• Obama: Japan's radiation won't reach US (AP)
• UN approves Libya no-fly zone (AP)
• Senate sends 3-week funding bill to Obama (AP)
• House votes to cut off federal funds for NPR (AP)
• New Bible draws critics of gender-neutral language (AP)
• Climber survives for 6 days in remote Utah canyon (AP)
• Diet Coke outfizzes Pepsi as No. 2 US soda (AP)
• Country entertainer Ferlin Husky dies at age 85 (AP)
• Pageant: Beauty queen bikini photos 'unusable' (AP)
• Japanese engineers strive to restore power to avert catastrophe (Reuters)
• U.N. okays military action on Libya (Reuters)
• Consumer prices turn higher, economy gains steam (Reuters)
• FedEx offers strong outlook for this quarter and beyond (Reuters)
• Japan plays down joint G7 yen move, could act alone (Reuters)
• Obama requests nuclear review, sees risk in Japan (Reuters)
• Congress buys more time for budget dispute (Reuters)
• Special report: Mistakes, misfortune, meltdown: Japan's quake (Reuters)
• Workers try to restore power at Japan nuclear plant (AFP)
• Five dead as Bahrain police clear Pearl Square (AFP)