Today's Headlines -- Thursday

• Debt talks: No 'hallelujah moment' in sight (AP)
• Minn. gov. willing to take GOP offer, end shutdown (AP)
• U-Turn: Murdochs to be questioned by UK parliament (AP)
• Ron Paul's new TV ad opposes raising debt limit (AP)
• Cantor emerges as player and pain in debt talks (AP)
• Kennedy family divided over Mass. family compound (AP)
• NYC man held in boy's slaying says he hears voices (AP)
• In LA, dire warnings as freeway closure looms (AP)
• Calif. gov signs landmark law to teach gay history (AP)
• Judge declares mistrial in Clemens case (AP)
• Murdochs bow to pressure to attend UK parliament (Reuters)
• Obama, lawmakers debate taxes in latest deficit talk (Reuters)
• Jobless claims fall, but retail sales timid (Reuters)
• Google smashes Street expectations, shares surge (Reuters)
• FBI to probe News Corp 9/11 hacking allegations (Reuters)
• Moody's puts U.S. ratings on review for downgrade (Reuters)
• JPMorgan profit rises, loan book grows (Reuters)
• Deutsche Boerse owners back $9.7 billion NYSE merger (Reuters)
• Indian PM vows swift justice for Mumbai victims (AFP)
• Murdoch, son agree to testify as FBI starts probe (AFP)