FIRST LOOK: U.S. to approve more deepwater drilling

The Lookout

Welcome to First Look, our daily roundup of early-bird news.

• Border Patrol cops say they've arrested 13 illegal immigrants dressed as U.S. Marines. (Reuters)

• Investors are backing away from nuclear power plants. (WSJ)

• Citing radiation threats, the United States is blocking milk and produce imports from parts of Japan. (Reuters)

• Hillary Clinton said yesterday that Gadhafi may be looking for a way to step down. (ABC News)

• The United States will approve new deepwater drilling in the Gulf. (WSJ)

• Knut will be stuffed and placed in a museum. (NewsCore)

• In El Salvador, Obama said the best way to curb illegal immigration was to boost economic growth in the country. (NYT)

• Hugo Chavez says capitalism is to blame for there being no life on Mars. (Reuters)

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