Today's Headlines -- Wednesday

• Gadhafi forces roll back as rebels try to organize (AP)
• US pressures allies to take Libya mission now (AP)
• Israel retaliates for Hamas blast, rocket attacks (AP)
• Concern in Tokyo over radiation in tap water (AP)
• Wave of anti-abortion bills advance in the states (AP)
• Taylor was an outsized presence in a petite frame (AP)
• US soldier gets 24 years for murders of 3 Afghans (AP)
• Lawyers: Loughner sent to Missouri for mental exam (AP)
• NH home invasion suspect: Deadly attack was 'cool' (AP)
• Lohan rejects judge's plea offer in theft case (AP)
• Western air strikes fail to dislodge Gaddafi amour (Reuters)
• Radiation scare leaves Tokyo short of bottled water (Reuters)
• Bombing near Jerusalem bus stop kills woman, 30 hurt (Reuters)
• New home sales plumb record lows, prices stumble (Reuters)
• Israel will act aggressively to preserve security: PM (Reuters)
• Portugal PM resigns as parliament rejects austerity (Reuters)
• Goldman CEO says ex-director spilled secrets (Reuters)
• Syrian forces shoot protesters, kill 6 in mosque (Reuters)
• Libyan troops target rebels after air force 'destroyed' (AFP)
• One dead, over 30 hurt in Jerusalem bombing (AFP)

This post is updated periodically.