Today's Headlines -- Friday

• Global stocks tumble amid recession fears (AP)
• Syrian security forces shoot dead 4 protesters (AP)
• Gunfire said to kill 7 as aid is looted in Somalia (AP)
• Unemployment rate dips, economy adds 117K jobs (AP)
• Libyan rebels: NATO airstrike kills Gadhafi's son (AP)
• Polygamist leader's records helped get convictions (AP)
• Senate to take up bill to end partial FAA shutdown (AP)
• Mo. teachers protest social media crackdown (AP)
• NASA set to launch spacecraft to planet Jupiter (AP)
• In Abu Dhabi, lingerie reflects UAE's retail pull (AP)
• July payrolls rise may soothe recession fears (Reuters)
• Stock futures flat ahead of payrolls report (Reuters)
• EU leaders in crisis talks, ECB offers only limited help (Reuters)
• Insight: Jaded traders ask "What, another crisis?" (Reuters)
• Special report: The "shorts" who popped a China bubble (Reuters)
• P&G results top views, but outlook falls short (Reuters)
• NY seeks to intervene in BoA $8.5 billion pact (Reuters)
• Fannie Mae seeks $5.1 billion more from taxpayers (Reuters)
• World stocks dive amid fresh recession fears (AFP)
• Libya rebels say NATO raid killed Kadhafi son (AFP)