Today's Headlines -- Wednesday

• Japan prepares to restart work at nuclear plant (AP)
• Japan tsunami: Nothing to do but run (AP)
• Bahrain sweeps into protest camp; 4 dead (AP)
• Petraeus backs Afghanistan drawdown (AP)
• Judge: Free speech no defense for urging suicide (AP)
• Libyan forces bombard rebels in the east and west (AP)
• Murder charge adds to saga of Rockefeller impostor (AP)
• Official defends new consumer bureau against GOP (AP)
• Dion returns to recession-hit Vegas with new show (AP)
• Clemson, Asheville win, then board flights (AP)
• Workers briefly abandon Japan nuclear plant as crisis worsens (Reuters)
• Japan rebounds after sell-off, lifts others (Reuters)
• Security forces move to clear out Bahrain protesters (Reuters)
• Pakistan court indicts CIA contractor for double murder (Reuters)
• Obama to refocus on Latin America amid Chinese push (Reuters)
• Gaddafi forces push towards rebels, no U.N. move yet (Reuters)
• U.S. drones scout Mexico for drug gangs: report (Reuters)
• Watchdog says TARP helps perpetuate "Too big to fail" (Reuters)
• Nuclear crisis deepens in disaster-struck Japan (AFP)
• Japan quake: live report (AFP)