Today's Headlines -- Friday

• AP sources: Accuser issues shake Strauss-Kahn case (AP)
• Recess canceled; Senate to work next week on debt (AP)
• NBA lockout begins as sides fail to reach new deal (AP)
• Minn. government shuts down as budget talks fail (AP)
• Chavez reveals he is fighting cancer after surgery (AP)
• Clinton condemns attacks on Syrian protesters (AP)
• China's communists mark 90th, hail party's success (AP)
• Obama urges supporters to regain 2008 energy (AP)
• Geithner says he'll stay for 'foreseeable future' (AP)
• Anthony doesn't take the stand as defense rests (AP)
• Case against Strauss-Kahn near collapse: sources (Reuters)
• U.S. ends most CIA abuse cases, to probe two deaths (Reuters)
• Fed's Bullard: QE effective proxy for rate cuts (Reuters)
• Venezuela's Chavez says he was treated for cancer (Reuters)
• Greek lawmakers back reforms, clear way for more aid (Reuters)
• U.S. caught China buying more debt than disclosed (Reuters)
• Lockheed's aeronautics unit to cut 1,500 jobs (Reuters)
• Midwest factories roar, but labor market weak (Reuters)
• Strauss-Kahn case in jeopardy: New York Times (AFP)
• China leader warns of risks as Communist Party turns 90 (AFP)