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• Prime Minister Ali Zidan is taken from his Tripoli hotel at gunpoint, then freed a few hours later.
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• 2. WHO'S COMING TO THE WHITE HOUSE
• The president invites the entire House GOP to talk about the budget, but only about 20 senior members are expected.
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• 3. HOW MANY HAVE TRIED TO SIGN UP FOR HEALTH INSURANCE
• An AP poll shows 20 million people -- about 7 percent of the U.S. population -- attempted to register online through the government exchanges, and three-fourths of those reported problems.
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• 4. US SLASHES AID TO EGYPT
• But Washington is holding out the possibility of restoring it if its Mideast ally moves toward free and fair elections.
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• 5. OBAMA NOMINEE HAS DAUNTING TO-DO LIST
• Before she even gets the chance to decide when to slow the Fed's stimulus, Janet Yellen must overcome Washington's toxic political environment and win Senate confirmation.
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• 6. INVESTIGATORS SEEK MOTIVE IN COURTHOUSE SHOOTING
• A gunman who fired up to two dozen rounds at a federal courthouse in W.Va. is shot and killed by police returning fire.
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• 7. WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN STAIRWELL ID'D AS MISSING PATIENT
• The body of Lynne Spalding was discovered Tuesday, 17 days after she disappeared from her room at San Francisco General Hospital.
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• 8. CARDINALS ADVANCE TO NLCS
• Adam Wainwright pitches a complete game to lead St. Louis to a 6-1 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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• 9. WHY ENGINEERS ARE WORRIED ABOUT AN OUTER SPACE MISSION
• A Jupiter-bound spacecraft has gone into safe mode and is returning a low rate of data.
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