Today's Headlines -- Thursday

Morning beautiful babies! I've only been able to post the headlines recently. I've been working on quite a few different writing projects so, I've been rather busy. It's summer as well so, I'm kicking back and getting ready for a crazy year coming right around the corner. Election season is upon us, folks. Big things are finally starting to come around the corner. So, stay tuned and enjoy the summer while it lasts.

• Space shuttle comes to 'final stop' after 30 years (AP)
• Repeal question on Ohio's union law makes ballot (AP)
• Progress scarce as debt limit impasse continues (AP)
• Europe eyes new Greek aid, rescue fund overhaul (AP)
• Report: New questions over UK PMs ex-news chief (AP)
• More people sought unemployment benefits last week (AP)
• 10 dead in Malawi anti-government demonstrations (AP)
• Analysts: Somali war helped turn drought to famine (AP)
• Entire Apple stores being faked in China (AP)
• Owners meet to discuss — and maybe vote on — deal (AP)
• Europe eyes sweeping new powers for rescue fund (Reuters)
• S&P says 50-50 chance of U.S. downgrade (Reuters)
• Regional factory rebound, jobless claims up (Reuters)
• Express Scripts to buy Medco for $29 billion (Reuters)
• Morgan Stanley stuns market with results (Reuters)
• Potential opening for long-term debt deal (Reuters)
• Global slowdown signs strengthen, debt crisis weighs (Reuters)
• Fed should do more if economy doesn't improve: Evans (Reuters)
• End of an era for US spaceflight as Atlantis lands (AFP)
• Eurozone offers Greece lifeline, with default risk (AFP)