Today's Headlines -- Saturday

• Economy adds 103,000 jobs, but it's not enough (AP)
• Split in cultural conservatives could help Romney (AP)
• Arab uprisings' women celebrate Nobel recognition (AP)
• New prostate cancer test advice overturns dogma (AP)
• Feds announce Calif. pot dispensary crackdown (AP)
• Tennessee prison frees former death row inmate (AP)
• FBI searches for missing Mo. baby in Kan. landfill (AP)
• Mexican drug gangs competing for 'cartel cred' (AP)
• Threat averted: Fox renews 'Simpsons' for 2 years (AP)
• Carpenter outduels Halladay, Cardinals edge Phils (AP)
• Emails raise fresh questions on Obama energy loan (Reuters)
• Fitch cuts Italy, Spain ratings; outlook negative (Reuters)
• Job gains ease recession fears but still weak (Reuters)
• Nobel honors African, Arab women for peace (Reuters)
• UAW calls Chrysler meeting as bargaining resumes (Reuters)
• Germany, France split on bank aid before summit (Reuters)
• War drones keep flying despite computer virus (Reuters)
• After WikiLeaks, U.S. tries to shield classified data (Reuters)
• Is the 'Occupy Wall Street' movement being hijacked by newcomers? (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Steve Jobs: what we can learn from how he lived (The Christian Science Monitor)