Today's Headlines -- Thursday

• Obama giving NY its moment of justice on bin Laden (AP)
• Analysis: US-Pakistan relations in trouble (AP)
• Syrian troops start withdrawal from uprising city (AP)
• Biden, congressional group begin budget talks (AP)
• A foreign policy void in GOP 2012 field (AP)
• Workers enter Japan nuclear reactor building (AP)
• Slow-moving disaster along mighty Mississippi (AP)
• Last World War I combat vet dies in Australia (AP)
• Networks, Emmys, reach 8-year, $66 million deal (AP)
• Dirk blasts Lakers again, sends Mavs to 2-0 lead (AP)
• U.S. insists bin Laden killed during firefight (Reuters)
• Special report: Why the U.S. mistrusts Pakistan's spy agency (Reuters)
• White House deficit panel to meet amid skepticism (Reuters)
• Photos show three dead men at bin Laden raid house (Reuters)
• Pakistan Islamists to protest against U.S. bin Laden raid (Reuters)
• ECB meets with markets on alert for codeword signal (Reuters)
• Chrysler to close refinancing deal by May 24: report (Reuters)
• Special report: Can China's billions spur the next big idea? (Reuters)
• Syria army begins leaving protest town of Daraa (AFP)
• Obama refuses to release bin Laden photos (AFP)