Today's Headlines -- Friday

• Bin Laden eyed US rails from his secret compound (AP)
• Bin Laden's wife spent 6 years in Pakistani house (AP)
• Obama to honor troops, thank raid participants (AP)
• Japan to halt 3 nuke reactors over quake concerns (AP)
• Syrian forces fire on protesters (AP)
• Amnesty: Ghadafi's troops suspected of war crimes (AP)
• Mississippi Delta sees flooding from mighty river (AP)
• AP IMPACT: CEO pay exceeds pre-recession level (AP)
• 'Gypsy' playwright Arthur Laurents dies in NYC (AP)
• Will Uncle Mo be a go for the Kentucky Derby? (AP)
• Al Qaeda plotted 9/11 anniversary rail attack: U.S. (Reuters)
• CIA watched bin Laden from nearby safe house inside Pakistan (Reuters)
• Job gains seen slowing, dimming recovery hopes (Reuters)
• Oil slides below $109, extends deep drop (Reuters)
• Frontline Taliban promise revenge attacks after bin Laden (Reuters)
• Sony CEO apologizes to gamers; shares fall 2 percent (Reuters)
• U.S. and China race political calendar to curb irritants (Reuters)
• SEC subpoenas JPMorgan over failed mortgages: report (Reuters)
• Pakistanis protest over bin Laden killing (AFP)
• Syria braces for 'Day of Defiance' (AFP)