Today's Headlines -- Monday

• UK PM calls for emergency session of parliament (AP)
• Debt talks and little else on Washington's agenda (AP)
• Lawyer: Elaborate plans made to keep Anthony safe (AP)
• Brain injury raises dementia risk, US study finds (AP)
• Accusations fly over obscure Medicare board (AP)
• Gen. Petraeus hands over command in Afghanistan (AP)
• Post-9/11, biggest terror threat is underground (AP)
• Are grandparents safer drivers than mom and dad? (AP)
• Stage falls at Ottawa Bluesfest; 8 injured (AP)
• Japan wins 1st World Cup title in penalty shootout (AP)
• Democrats, Republicans still at odds on debt ceiling (Reuters)
• Obama picks bank critic Cordray for consumer job (Reuters)
• Cameron defends actions as scandal fells police chief (Reuters)
• Summers urges aggressive euro zone crisis response (Reuters)
• World economy to keep strong but risks abound: Reuters poll (Reuters)
• Moody's suggests U.S. eliminate debt ceiling (Reuters)
• Pakistan looms large as Clinton flies to India (Reuters)
• New CIA chief Petraeus hands over command in Afghanistan (Reuters)
• British PM delays parliamentary break over hacking (AFP)
• Libya rebels report heavy street fighting in Brega (AFP)