Updated and Archived news headlines - Multi-Topic news Source http://www.6lv.com/news-headlines House Democrats may tackle overhaul by formally voting on fixes to the Senate health bill. By passing them, legislators would deem the underlying Senate bill also approved. The approach, also called a "self-executing rule," is used fairly frequently on Capitol Hill, but not on anything as big as health overhaul. http://www.6lv.com/news-headlines/data/5053.html A rate hike isn't imminent. But at their meeting Tuesday, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke and his colleagues will likely focus on how to telegraph that higher rates are coming once the economic recovery is more deeply rooted. http://www.6lv.com/news-headlines/data/5052.html Golf superstar Tiger Woods confirmed this morning that he will play in the Masters Tournament, which begins on April 8, the Associated Press, Bloomberg News, MSNBC and other media are reporting. http://www.6lv.com/news-headlines/data/5051.html Analysts say the deaths of Americans in Juarez last weekend may put more pressure on the Obama administration to act. The U.S. already gives hundreds of millions of dollars to Mexico for its drug fight. http://www.6lv.com/news-headlines/data/5050.html On radio stations in Boston, on CatholicTV and on the Web, the Archdiocese of Boston is trying to bring Catholics back to confession. The Light Is On for You is the name of the campaign, and one of its spokespeople is Father Robert Reed, director of CatholicTV. Guest host Audie Cornish speaks with Reed about the new campaign. http://www.6lv.com/news-headlines/data/5049.html In Austin, Texas, hundreds of innovators in film, music and technology are gathering at the annual South by Southwest Festival. Guest host Audie Cornish checks in with Weekend Edition Sunday host Liane Hansen, who reports from the festival on some of the new technologies on display there. http://www.6lv.com/news-headlines/data/5048.html Deadly bomb attacks in the southern Afghan city of Kandahar were a warning to NATO's top general that the Taliban are ready for a coming offensive in their heartland, the insurgents said Sunday. http://www.6lv.com/news-headlines/data/5047.html Anne Cady spends her Saturdays at Arlington National Cemetery hunting for tombstones of people she never met. The photos she and other volunteers post online let people anywhere in the world glimpse a loved one's resting place. Cady recently ended one woman's search for a cousin who died before she was born. http://www.6lv.com/news-headlines/data/5046.html In New York City, the workers who cleaned up Ground Zero and got sick from the toxic air at the site now face a difficult choice. Ten thousand police, firefighters and construction workers filed lawsuits against the city after 9/11. They've now been offered a multi-million dollar settlement — but almost all of them must agree before they can accept it. http://www.6lv.com/news-headlines/data/5045.html