Today's Headlines -- Tuesday

• US jet crashes into Libyan field, crowd gathers (AP)
• Power lines up in progress at Japan nuclear plant (AP)
• Yemeni leader says he'll step down by year's end (AP)
• US sees few good options if Yemen government falls (AP)
• In Central America, Obama's worries closer to home (AP)
• Taliban assassination campaign impedes governance (AP)
• 100 years after Triangle fire, horror resonates (AP)
• Analysis: A perfect GOP candidate is hard to find (AP)
• Lindsay Lohan's dad arrested in West Hollywood (AP)
• Ex-NFL star Taylor to get sex-offender designation (AP)
• Gaddafi shells rebel towns, U.S. plane down (Reuters)
• Japan battles crippled nuclear plant, radiation fears (Reuters)
• History of safety issues at Fukushima (Reuters)
• Obama offers new U.S. partnership with Latin America (Reuters)
• U.S. fighter jet crashes in rebel-held Libya (Reuters)
• Yemen president warns of civil war, U.S. concerned (Reuters)
• Judge orders Loughner mental evaluation in Missouri (Reuters)
• Japan warns again on yen, extra budget seen by May (Reuters)
• Kadhafi strongholds bombed but endgame uncertain (AFP)
• Libya: live report (AFP)