Today's Headlines -- Thursday

• Congress voting Thursday on budget-cutting plan (AP)
• NATO struggles to resolve dispute over Libya fight (AP)
• FAA official resigns after sleeping controllers (AP)
• Census: Hispanics surpass blacks in most US metros (AP)
• Gadhafi forces shell besieged Libyan city, 13 dead (AP)
• Ford expands recall of F-150 pickup to nearly 1.2M (AP)
• AP analysis: US economic stress eased in February (AP)
• Chief: We may never know why mom drove into river (AP)
• Over 50 years, Bay of Pigs vets shaped Miami, US (AP)
• Restaurant gives Fla. toddler sangria, not juice (AP)
• Senate panel slams Goldman in scathing crisis report (Reuters)
• Google first-quarter report to kick off era under new CEO (Reuters)
• Core producer prices, jobless claims rise (Reuters)
• U.S. inflation seen picking up but no grave threat: Reuters poll (Reuters)
• G20 faces economic woes but recovery seen on track (Reuters)
• Glencore seeks up to $12.1 billion in IPO, names chair (Reuters)
• Fed officials: inflation muted, policy on course (Reuters)
• FAA official resigns over sleeping controllers (Reuters)
• NATO calls for Kadhafi ouster as bombs hit Tripoli (AFP)
• Emerging nations against use of force in Libya (AFP)