Today's Headlines -- Tuesday

Budget tricks helped Obama save programs from cuts (AP)

Ivory Coast generals pledge loyalty to president (AP)

Japan equates nuclear crisis severity to Chernobyl (AP)

NATO general: 'We're doing a great job' in Libya (AP)

Vatican sanctions Belgian bishop who abused nephew (AP)

Fort Sumter: Somber 150th anniversary of Civil War (AP)

US: China's 1st aircraft carrier watched by region (AP)

AP Exclusive: FBI thought Demjanjuk evidence faked (AP)

Space shuttles going to Fla., Calif., suburban DC (AP)

Attorneys for NFL players meet with judge (AP)

Cisco kills Flip camera in first revamp step (Reuters)

Japan says nuclear crisis stabilizing, time to rebuild (Reuters)

Trade data shows growth headwinds (Reuters)

Budget plan cuts food aid, stewardship programs (Reuters)

G20 to seek deal on imbalances amid crowded agenda (Reuters)

Citi ordered by panel to pay investors $54 million (Reuters)

Ivory Coast army chiefs swear loyalty to Ouattara (Reuters)

No reason to boost bid for NYSE: ICE CEO (Reuters)

Japan raises nuclear disaster to Chernobyl level (AFP)

Clashes in Abidjan as I.Coast's Ouattara urges peace (AFP)