Today's Headlines -- Saturday

• British, French helicopters strike Gadhafi troops (AP)
• Pope backs Croatia's EU bid (AP)
• 4 top Yemeni officials in Saudi for treatment (AP)
• Feds say Edwards hid mistress to aid campaign (AP)
• Ambitious Weiner sees media strategy backfire (AP)
• GOP hopefuls pay homage to religious right (AP)
• Tiananmen anniversary brings new China detentions (AP)
• Japan nuke plant gets tanks for radioactive water (AP)
• 9-year-old prepares for solo balloon flight (AP)
• French Open finalist Li is key to boom in China (AP)
• Ex-presidential hopeful John Edwards charged over affair (Reuters)
• Republicans say Obama must "step up" on deficit (Reuters)
• Cooling employment casts shadow on recovery (Reuters)
• U.S. pushed Goldman, others for legal loss estimate (Reuters)
• Sanaa residents flee after attack on Yemen's Saleh (Reuters)
• U.S., Afghanistan push ahead on long-term deal (Reuters)
• Greece likely to get aid tranche (Reuters)
• "Dr. Death," Jack Kevorkian, dies at 83 (Reuters)
• NATO combat helicopters strike Kadhafi forces (AFP)
• Gates vows new weapons for US role in Asia (AFP)