Today's Headlines -- Wednesday

• Greece gets $10.7 billion but rescue plan stalls (AP)
• Cain likely to hear from backers and doubters (AP)
• Jackson doctor gets 4-year sentence, judge's ire (AP)
• Iranian protesters storm British Embassy in Tehran (AP)
• For American, a blemish on a distinguished history (AP)
• NJ dad arrested in death of girl tossed in creek (AP)
• Reports say 'Cyber Monday' top online shopping day (AP)
• US man free in Aruba but still under legal cloud (AP)
• 3 Conn. money managers: No secret lottery winner (AP)
• AP source: Red Sox choose Valentine as manager (AP)
• American Airlines files for bankruptcy (Reuters)
• Fed's No. 2 sees room for further monetary easing (Reuters)
• Europe ramps up rescue fund, may turn to IMF (Reuters)
• Britain pulls embassy staff out of Iran: sources (Reuters)
• Cain campaign crumbling after affair allegation (Reuters)
• U.S., EU mull free trade talks, sign secure trade pact (Reuters)
• Insight: In euro zone crisis, companies plan for the unthinkable (Reuters)
• Clinton tells developing world to be wary of donors (Reuters)
• NBA labor deal: Did it fix the league's biggest problem? (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Judge rejects SEC deal with 'recidivist' Citigroup, calls fine 'pocket change' (The Christian Science Monitor)

Obama Legalizes Horse Slaughter for Human Consumption

Obama has now lifted restrictions on the slaughtering and eating of horses. Absolutely disgusting.

In a bipartisan effort, the House of Representatives and the United States Senate approved the Conference Committee report on spending bill H2112, which among other things, funds the United States Department of Agriculture. On November 18th, as the country was celebrating Thanksgiving, President Obama signed a law, allowing Americans to kill and eat horses. Essentially, one turkey was pardoned in the presence of worldwide media while in the shadows, buried under pages of fiscal regulation, millions of horses were sentenced to death. 

Read more: http://technorati.com/lifestyle/article/obama-legalizes-horse-slaughter-for-human/#ixzz1fAhORBR7

Comment below.

Cain Reconsiders

Oh, no! More bad news for Cain as a new woman has now stepped forward claiming a 13-year long affair.

Ginger White from Atlanta is now claiming that her and Cain had an affair that lasted 13 years.

Mr. Cain denied the accusations from the Atlanta woman, Ginger White. But he acknowledged that the latest report of sexual misconduct might be more difficult to overcome, considering that the first voting is set to take place in five weeks at the Iowa caucuses. He said that he had not lost his enthusiasm to run, but suggested it was a distraction that could be difficult to recover from.

 Ms. White came forth in an interview with Fox 5 Atlanta.

The station said that Ms. White produced cellphone bills that included 61 phone calls or text messages to and from a number she said was for Mr. Cain’s private cellphone. When the station sent a text message to the number, Mr. Cain called back and acknowledged knowing Ms. White.

Click title of post for full story.

I'm not sure what to think, other than being disappointed. I still support Cain but, I am wondering if he will be able to overcome all these allegations. Even if they are completely false, they have already tainted his candidacy.

Cain is reported to be reconsidering.

Thoughts?

Today's Headlines -- Tuesday

• American Airlines files for bankruptcy protection (AP)
• Eurozone ministers meet to build euro rescue plan (AP)
• Americans in November more confident about economy (AP)
• Iranian students storm British Embassy in Tehran (AP)
• Romney the 1st GOP candidate to plant flag in Fla. (AP)
• Jackson's family calls for stiff sentence for doc (AP)
• AP Newsbreak: US to pay $2.5M in anthrax death (AP)
• LA protesters defy eviction efforts, go to court (AP)
• Psychiatric evaluation finds Norway killer insane (AP)
• Ohio officials take 200-pound boy from mother (AP)
• Insight: In euro zone crisis, companies plan for the unthinkable (Reuters)
• American Airlines, AMR file for bankruptcy (Reuters)
• Iranian protesters storm British embassy (Reuters)
• Europe struggles with rescue fund, may turn to IMF (Reuters)
• Exclusive: PE firm eyes buyout for Yahoo's U.S. business (Reuters)
• Syrian rebel ambush said to kill 3 soldiers (Reuters)
• Biden swoops into Iraq as U.S. troop pullout nears (Reuters)
• Egypt Islamists expect gains in post-Mubarak poll (Reuters)
• NBA labor deal: Did it fix the league's biggest problem? (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Judge rejects SEC deal with 'recidivist' Citigroup, calls fine 'pocket change' (The Christian Science Monitor)

Today's Headlines -- Monday

• Long lines at polls as Egypt holds landmark vote (AP)
• Calm prevails as Occupy deadlines pass in 2 cities (AP)
• Syracuse fires assistant basketball coach Fine (AP)
• Pakistan says NATO ignored its pleas during attack (AP)
• AP IMPACT: More kids skip school shots in 8 states (AP)
• DNC ad targets Romney over flip-flops (AP)
• Minister: 5 dead in Congo election clashes (AP)
• War drawdowns wreak havoc on Guard soldiers' lives (AP)
• Black Friday isn't the only game in town (AP)
• Steelers defense holds on for 13-9 win over Chiefs (AP)
• Germany, France eye euro zone pact, markets hopeful (Reuters)
• Crisis threatens EU sovereign ratings: Moody's (Reuters)
• Pakistan warns NATO attack threatens Afghanistan peace (Reuters)
• IMF denies in Italy aid talks (Reuters)
• Egypt votes in first post-Mubarak election (Reuters)
• Syrians protest Arab sanctions "interference" (Reuters)
• Obama to press EU leaders over debt crisis (Reuters)
• Insight: Euro zone staring into the abyss, waiting for ECB (Reuters)
• Newt Gingrich: Union Leader endorsement a big boost in New Hampshire (The Christian Science Monitor)
• After extending olive branch, Los Angeles posts eviction notice on Occupy LA camp (The Christian Science Monitor)

Today's Headlines -- Sunday

• In unprecedented step, Arab League sanctions Syria (AP)
• Gingrich wins NH backing as Romney plugs along (AP)
• Mo. student gives more details on arrest in Cairo (AP)
• Afghan officials: Fire from Pakistan led to attack (AP)
• AP Newsbreak: Medicare's drug coverage gap shrinks (AP)
• SWAT team's shooting of Marine causes outrage (AP)
• Wisconsin governor campaigning early to keep job (AP)
• New Mass translation launches in American parishes (AP)
• Morocco's Arab Spring election won by Islamists (AP)
• Illinois fires Zook after 0-6 collapse (AP)
• Rage grips Pakistan over NATO attack (Reuters)
• Shoppers spent more cash over Thanksgiving weekend: NRF (Reuters)
• Arabs impose sanctions on Syria over crackdown (Reuters)
• Yemen names opposition leader Basindwa as premier (Reuters)
• Germany, France examine radical push for eurozone (Reuters)
• Influential New Hampshire newspaper backs Gingrich (Reuters)
• Exclusive: Key figure in Olympus scandal found in Hong Kong (Reuters)
• Protests against military rule cloud Egypt election (Reuters)
• Newt Gingrich: Union Leader endorsement a big boost in New Hampshire (The Christian Science Monitor)
• After extending olive branch, Los Angeles posts eviction notice on Occupy LA camp (The Christian Science Monitor)

Today's Headlines -- Friday

• Earlier deals, longer hours woo Friday shoppers (AP)
• Supercar makers chase China's superrich motorheads (AP)
• Egyptian court orders release of 3 US students (AP)
• Egypt military rulers reject calls to step down (AP)
• Protesters reject Yemen president's power transfer (AP)
• Occupy movements nationwide celebrate Thanksgiving (AP)
• 26 bodies dumped in mass slaying in Guadalajara (AP)
• Ruth Stone, award-winning poet, dies in Vt. at 96 (AP)
• Ravens beat 49ers 16-6 in duel of Harbaughs (AP)
• Packers beat Lions 27-15 to improve to 11-0 (AP)
• Worried shoppers greet "Black Friday" sales (Reuters)
• Sarkozy, Merkel agree to stop sniping on ECB crisis (Reuters)
• Olympus ex-CEO Woodford says willing but not begging to return (Reuters)
• AT&T braces for T-Mobile deal collapse (Reuters)
• Syria faces Arab sanctions deadline over monitors (Reuters)
• Egypt braces for fresh rally against army rule (Reuters)
• Lawmakers to look at Corzine, rating firms' ties: report (Reuters)
• Australia approves $11 billion Foster's sale to SABMiller (Reuters)
• Occupy Wall Street: Can filmmaking website unify the movement? (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Illinois utility targeted by cybersaboteurs? US pours water on the idea. (The Christian Science Monitor)

Happy Thanksgiving

No, I did not do the headlines today. I figured I would give it a break for today. I just needed some time with friends and family and did just that.

I want to thank everyone for their continued support and friendship. I have much to be grateful for.

I am very blessed to have my love, Tim and his children in my life. They have filled a void in my life with love and acceptance.

Love,
Tuesday

Russian Anchor Flips Obama the Bird

In this clip you can clearly see Tatyana Limanova flip the bird as soon as she mentions Barack Obama.

She is then heard to say that the post "has (previously) been held by Barack Obama" before mechanically and unambiguously raising her left arm and showing the camera her raised middle finger in an offensive gesture that is sometimes known as "flipping the bird."

The channel has backed off saying she was flipping off the crew.

I found this part of the article most interesting:

REN TV has traditionally been perceived as a more liberal channel in a country where TV content is tightly controlled by the state.

When are you liberals going to learn that you are a tool of the state? Just like in Russia, our main stream media is a parrot of the liberal government, sending out lies and propaganda to the general America public. USEFUL IDIOTS! That is how you are seen by politicians. Wake up and start dealing with reality.

Click title of post for full story.

Megyn Kelly Creates Thunderstorm Amongst Liberals

Admittedly, the title of my post is somewhat generalized. I should say Ms. Kelly has certainly stirred up some controversy amongst those that are siding with the Occupy Wallstreet movement.



Can someone please tell me what she said that was incorrect?

"First of all, pepper spray — that just burns your eyes, right?" O'Reilly asks Kelly, the legal (and apparently chemical) expert. "It's like a derivative of actual pepper," she responds. "It's a food product, essentially."

I wouldn't say I'm an expert but, I certainly studied chemistry. Capsaicin is the ingredient found in peppers that make them "hot." Pepper spray is a concentration of capsainoids. 

Yes, it does appear that this is diluted because no one would just sit there and allow themselves to be sprayed like that if it weren't.

I have never been sprayed personally but, I was at a bar years ago where someone sprayed pepper spray in the men's restroom/washroom. The bar cleared out quickly and most of us were no where near the restroom.

In the video you can clearly see they are just sitting there doing nothing. Why are they not moving to avoid the spray?

Click title of post for article.

Today's Headlines -- Wednesday

• Don't slash military budget, GOP contenders say (AP)
• Protesters reject concessions by Egypt's military (AP)
• Obama challenges GOP to keep anti-tax pledges (AP)
• Syrian activists say 28 killed in 1 day (AP)
• Congress' next fights over jobless aid, tax breaks (AP)
• Ex-PSU officer questioned player treatment (AP)
• Economy means scaled-back Thanksgiving for many (AP)
• Texas' top court suspends judge in beating video (AP)
• Martinez wins the 'Dancing' mirrorball (AP)
• Milwaukee's Ryan Braun wins NL MVP (AP)
• Republicans bash Pakistan in debate (Reuters)
• Egypt protesters battle on to end army rule (Reuters)
• Americans blame all sides for committee failure: poll (Reuters)
• Obama pushes divided Congress to extend tax cut (Reuters)
• China factory activity slumps to 32-month low (Reuters)
• Fed to test six big U.S. banks for Euro stress (Reuters)
• U.S. to stop sharing data with Russia under arms pact (Reuters)
• Madoff trustee settlement to recover $326 million from IRS (Reuters)
• Obama visits New Hampshire, but is the state swinging against him? (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Can 'lone wolf' terror suspect claim entrapment? It will be hard to prove. (The Christian Science Monitor)

Today's Headlines -- Tuesday

• Egypt ruler: referendum on power transfer possible (AP)
• Economy grew at 2 percent rate in third quarter (AP)
• In NH, Obama pushes for payroll tax cut extension (AP)
• International court: Libya can try Gadhafi's son (AP)
• Somali famine victims scared to return home (AP)
• Blago adviser gets 10 1/2 years, minus time served (AP)
• Bush tax cut debate dooms deal to cut deficit (AP)
• Elle Macpherson's adviser: Hacking cost me my job (AP)
• Networks walk a tightrope over crowded debates (AP)
• Cash-strapped cities, schools say: 'Your Ad Here' (AP)
• Obama pushes payroll tax cut after debt panel fails (Reuters)
• Third-quarter growth cut on weak inventories (Reuters)
• Insight: Super committee had glimpse of elusive compromise (Reuters)
• Protests draw concessions from Egypt army rulers (Reuters)
• Western states step up sanctions on Iran (Reuters)
• JP Morgan to buy MF Global's London Metals Exchange stake (Reuters)
• Spanish yields spike as crisis exits blocked (Reuters)
• Deficit battle won't cause fight between old and young (Reuters)
• US targets Iran's central bank as world takes aim at Iran's nuclear program (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Why Indiana GOP wants to attack labor unions, despite Midwest backlash (The Christian Science Monitor)

Today Headlines -- Monday

• Super failure: Deficit-cutting panel gives up (AP)
• What next? Lawmakers look to undo the back-up plan (AP)
• Egypt Cabinet offers to resign but protests go on (AP)
• Gingrich calls for private retirement accounts (AP)
• Mother of bomb plot suspect apologizes to NYers (AP)
• AP source: Funding dispute will delay 9/11 museum (AP)
• Romney to run his first TV ad of presidential race (AP)
• Missing girl's mom arrested on child abuse charges (AP)
• Penn St. taps ex-FBI director for investigation (AP)
• Verlander wins AL MVP, 1st starter in 25 years (AP)
• Lawmakers abandon deficit-cutting effort (Reuters)
• Western states step up sanctions on Iran (Reuters)
• Egyptian police battle protesters, 33 dead (Reuters)
• HP seeks stability in 2012 after rocky year (Reuters)
• Hezbollah, Iran uncover CIA informants (Reuters)
• Accused White House shooter to have mental exam (Reuters)
• Greenberg sues U.S. for $25 billion over AIG takeover (Reuters)
• Samsung in last-stage talks to launch Google TV: president (Reuters)
• UC Davis pepper spray incident goes viral (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Ron Paul's strength in Iowa shows it's too soon to write him off (The Christian Science Monitor)

Today's Headlines -- Sunday

• Republicans seek Iowa social conservatives' nod (AP)
• Chicago mayor rallies Obama support in Iowa (AP)
• Syrian ruling party building hit by grenades (AP)
• Seif al-Islam Gadhafi captured in southern Libya (AP)
• Egypt police clash with protesters ahead of vote (AP)
• Deficit deal failure would pose crummy choice (AP)
• Passive Occupy protesters take pepper spray blast (AP)
• Buyers at sale target hats worn by Queen of Soul (AP)
• USC holds off No. 4 Oregon 38-35 (AP)
• Americans win 4th straight Presidents Cup (AP)
• Exclusive: The capture of Gaddafi's son (Reuters)
• Grenades hit Baath Party building in Damascus: residents (Reuters)
• Gingrich brushes off Freddie, leads Republican race: poll (Reuters)
• Deficit "super committee" stalled as deadline looms (Reuters)
• Two killed, hundreds hurt in Egypt street clashes (Reuters)
• Oakland protesters defiantly set up new tent city (Reuters)
• China rebuffs U.S., Asia pressure in sea dispute (Reuters)
• U.S. banks should "undermine" Occupy protesters: memo (Reuters)
• UC Davis pepper spray, smear tactics: 'Occupy' protests face rougher response (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Five days left: Would failure by budget super committee matter? (The Christian Science Monitor)

Today's Headlines -- Saturday

• Obama, Chinese premier discuss economic topics (AP)
• Deficit gridlock looms, supercommittee deadlocked (AP)
• Egypt's Islamists confront military, vie for votes (AP)
• House says no to mandating balanced federal budget (AP)
• FDA revokes approval of Avastin for breast cancer (AP)
• GOP outsider Ron Paul gaining traction in Iowa (AP)
• Lana Wood on CNN: `I don't think Natalie fell' (AP)
• Star-studded sendoff at Heavy D funeral service (AP)
• British woman tries historic Antarctic crossing (AP)
• Iowa State stuns No. 2 Oklahoma State 37-31 in 2OT (AP)
• Democrats reject latest deficit-cutting plan (Reuters)
• Ex-Olympus VP questioned by Japanese prosecutors: media (Reuters)
• U.N. nuclear watchdog board rebukes defiant Iran (Reuters)
• U.S., China face off over sea dispute (Reuters)
• Seven banks sued over MF Global collapse (Reuters)
• Brussels seeks tight budget control, ECB impatient (Reuters)
• Eleven killed in Syria on eve of Arab deadline (Reuters)
• Analysis: Obama gambles on Myanmar reforms (Reuters)
• Occupy Wall Street at two months: Hundreds arrested across US (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Mayor's last-ditch effort to save Detroit would privatize 88,000 streetlights (The Christian Science Monitor)

Toy Appears to Say, 'Hey, crazy bitch'

"You & Me Interactive Triplets," are new baby dolls that talk but they appear to be saying something inappropriate.

You will have to click the title of this post for the link to the story and a video. On the video clip, you will get to hear for yourself that the doll seems to be saying, "Hey, crazy bitch." It may be intended to be "baby talk" but it is actually coming off as inappropriate.

Many parents have complained and are concerned about their child picking up the phrase.

The dolls are being sold at Toys R Us, who has no plans of removing the dolls from their shelves.

Today's Headlines -- Friday

Oh, YES! It's finally Friday and it's going to be a great weekend. I can feel it now! Okay...well, here are today's headlines...enjoy!

• Obama: Clinton to travel to Myanmar (AP)
• Occupy protesters march nationwide; 300 arrested (AP)
• A GOP debt plan would hit some popular tax breaks (AP)
• Idaho man charged with trying to assassinate Obama (AP)
• Perry picks fight with Pelosi (AP)
• Chu: Solyndra loan based on merits, not politics (AP)
• Cain receives Secret Service protection (AP)
• States ramp up use of teacher evaluations (AP)
• APNewsBreak: Demi Moore to divorce Ashton Kutcher (AP)
• Tebow, Broncos top Jets 17-13 on last-minute drive (AP)
• Authorities foil NY protest bid to shut Wall Street (Reuters)
• Greeks protest as France, Spain squeezed (Reuters)
• Man charged with trying to assassinate Obama (Reuters)
• More than 1 in 5 U.S. children poor, Census says (Reuters)
• Deficit-cutting panel may scale back efforts (Reuters)
• U.S.-China tensions risk spilling over into Asia summit (Reuters)
• Syrian troops shell villages, Arab deadline looms (Reuters)
• Jobs, housing data bolster growth outlook (Reuters)
• Financial fallout for Penn State: $2 billion fundraising drive in danger? (The Christian Science Monitor)
• New US training base in Australia is all about the rise of China (The Christian Science Monitor)

Kissing Benetton Ad Stirs Up Vatican

(Courtesy Unhate)

An image of Ahmed Mohamed el-Tayeb kissing the pope is featured in the latest Benetton ad that is causing quite a stir.

Benetton has since removed the image after complaints from the Vatican, who plans to take legal action.

A statement from the Vatican said the ad was “damaging to not only to dignity of the Pope and the Catholic Church but also to the feelings of believers.”

Their feelings? Wow.

 Other ads in the same campaign feature other world leaders.

North Korean Supreme Leader Kim Jong-Il kissing South Korean President Lee Myung-bak (Courtesy Unhate)

Click title of this post for more.

Today's Headlines -- Thursday

• Countering China, Obama asserts US a Pacific power (AP)
• Police say no record of McQueary report found (AP)
• Millionaires on Capitol Hill: Please tax me more! (AP)
• AP Impact: Right-to-know laws often ignored (AP)
• Suspect in shooting near White House arrested (AP)
• Syria faces army defectors, worldwide isolation (AP)
• Kuwait opposition protesters disrupt parliament (AP)
• Now what? Few tangible effects of Wall St protests (AP)
• Gingrich defends big contracts with Freddie Mac (AP)
• Woods and Stricker get worst loss (AP)
• Obama tells Asia, U.S. "here to stay" (Reuters)
• Deficit committee locked in budget stalemate (Reuters)
• Evicted Wall St protesters seek rebound with rally (Reuters)
• Severe storms cause deaths, injuries in South (Reuters)
• Google launches music service (Reuters)
• France and Germany clash over ECB crisis role (Reuters)
• Police arrest suspect in shooting that hit White House (Reuters)
• October consumer prices fall, giving Fed more room (Reuters)
• Bullet hits White House: Is this common? (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Occupy Wall Street: Time to become more overtly political? (The Christian Science Monitor)

Fired Because of a Tea Party Bracelet

Megan Geller of Crystal Lake, IL says that she was fired from her waitress job for wearing a "Don't Tread On Me" bracelet.

According to the story (click title of this post), she told Northwest Herald that a couple complained because they were offended.

Oh, the "tolerance" of the left. They are such loving, happy, and tolerant people, don't ya know?

Well, the restaurant can certainly do what they like. If that is the reason they fired her, that is a pretty lame excuse.

Today's Headlines -- Wednesday

• Obama insists US does not fear China (AP)
• Crackdowns reach epicenter of Wall Street protests (AP)
• Democrats, Republicans far apart on deficit deal (AP)
• Email outlines reaction to alleged Sandusky attack (AP)
• Syrian army defectors attack base near Damascus (AP)
• Manned spacecraft docks to the space station (AP)
• Ohio executes man who killed 3 sleeping sons (AP)
• Police arrest 13 protesting Ala. immigration law (AP)
• Cain vows clear foreign policy after Libya lapse (AP)
• Coach K alone atop Division I list (AP)
• Judge upholds eviction of Wall St. protesters (Reuters)
• Exclusive: Olympus says preparing legal action against execs (Reuters)
• Sandusky's lawyer vows "different story" (Reuters)
• Reid, Boehner huddle on budget deal (Reuters)
• U.S. reserves right to meet cyber attack with force (Reuters)
• Iran ready to help Turkey with nuclear plant: aide (Reuters)
• Euro zone looks to Italy, Greece moves to ease crisis (Reuters)
• MF Global trustee moves to return $520 million in client cash (Reuters)
• Wisconsin recall: How powerful super PACs could influence the battle (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Judge tells Occupy Wall Street: You can't sleep in Zuccotti Park anymore (The Christian Science Monitor)

When a Supreme Court Judge Should Recuse Themselves

 AP Photo/Susan Walsh

According to 28 USC 455, a Supreme Court justice must recuse from “any proceeding in which his impartiality might reasonably be questioned.” The law also says a justice must recuse anytime he has “expressed an opinion concerning the merits of the particular case in controversy” while he “served in governmental employment.”

Emails between Elena Kagan and Harvard Law Prof. Laurence Tribe, have finally been released per freedom of information act.

Today's Headlines -- Tuesday

• Police bust NY 'Occupy' protest in nighttime sweep (AP)
• Syrian soldiers killed in clash with defectors (AP)
• Consumers hit retail stores to give economy boost (AP)
• Stocks waver as Italian borrowing rates jump again (AP)
• Sandusky says he only 'horsed around' with boys (AP)
• Palestinian official: Rivals agree on election (AP)
• House-Senate negotiators unveil spending bill (AP)
• Cain's trouble with women voters threatens GOP bid (AP)
• Ind. man, 87, says he was forced to deliver drugs (AP)
• Players reject NBA's offer, threatening season (AP)
• New York police evict anti-Wall Street protesters (Reuters)
• France draws fire after "alarm bells" warning (Reuters)
• Wal-Mart profit below forecasts despite better sales (Reuters)
• Obama to vow bigger Asia footprint on Pacific tour (Reuters)
• Economy shows signs of momentum in 4th quarter (Reuters)
• Bomb destroys Kenya police car in refugee camp (Reuters)
• Analysis: Four week countdown to rescue euro zone (Reuters)
• Hacking could have gone on at News Corp paper post-2007 (Reuters)
• Is Congress picking stocks with insider information? (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Supreme Court agrees to settle fight over Obama health-care law (The Christian Science Monitor)

Today's Headlines -- Monday

• Police clear out downtown Occupy Oakland camp (AP)
• No deficit deal in sight despite prods by Obama (AP)
• Airline fined $900,000 for lengthy tarmac delays (AP)
• Angry over spying, Muslims say: 'Don't call NYPD' (AP)
• Jordan's king urges Syria's Assad to step down (AP)
• US-Russian crew blasts off for space station (AP)
• Hungry mosquitoes fly farther than you think (AP)
• Italy's new premier Monti rushes to build new govt (AP)
• Union to meet Monday to discuss NBA's offer (AP)
• Timberlake attends Va Marine Corps Ball (AP)
• Obama to China: Behave like a "grown up" (Reuters)
• Europe could be in worst hour since WWII: Merkel (Reuters)
• Asia a priority for Canada after U.S. delays Keystone (Reuters)
• Syria calls for Arab League meet to avert suspension (Reuters)
• UniCredit to cut 5,000 jobs in dire quarter (Reuters)
• James Murdoch "kept in dark" on hacking: report (Reuters)
• Olympus jumps as shares may avoid de-listing (Reuters)
• Buffett builds $10.7 billion stake in IBM (Reuters)
• GOP debates will continue, but the real race is Obama vs. Romney (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Republican debate highlights foreign policy differences (The Christian Science Monitor)

Today's Headlines -- Sunday

• Economist Monti to quickly form new Italian govt (AP)
• For Penn St., a new week after the worst one ever (AP)
• With Arab vote, pressure mounts on Syria (AP)
• Obama caps summit diplomacy in Hawaiian home state (AP)
• Police move in on Portland park, protesters remain (AP)
• US companies are feeling impact of European crisis (AP)
• Effort to recall Wis. governor kicks off Tuesday (AP)
• ANALYSIS: GOP searches for voice in foreign policy (AP)
• Utah man receives war medals 66 years late (AP)
• New generation of music central to protest (AP)
• Syria calls for Arab League meet to avert suspension (Reuters)
• Monti named to head new Italy government (Reuters)
• Israel says Iran closer to atom bomb than thought (Reuters)
• Perry gaffe has him down in Republican race, maybe not out (Reuters)
• "Super committee" still hoping for debt deal (Reuters)
• APEC leaders seek firewall against Europe crisis (Reuters)
• A decade on, terrorism tribunals are bogged down (Reuters)
• Canada eyes Asia after U.S. delays Keystone project (Reuters)
• After its playoffs collapse, Red Sox losing free agents (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Herman Cain accusers and Anita Hill: how do they compare? (The Christian Science Monitor)