Today's Headlines -- Thursday

• Without Jobs, Apple must show it can still deliver (AP)
• With Jobs out as CEO, Apple looks to the future (AP)
• To stay or go? Officials ponder Irene evacuations (AP)
• Libyan rebels hunt Gadhafi, try to secure Tripoli (AP)
• NY Muslims feel targeted despite alliance promise (AP)
• Budget deficit slips to $1.28T; red ink continues (AP)
• Husband defends wife in Calif. baby's death (AP)
• Casey Anthony reports to Florida probation (AP)
• Panel: Captain who made videos can stay in Navy (AP)
• Former Cy Young winner Flanagan found dead at home (AP)
• Steve Jobs quits as Apple CEO, Cook takes over (Reuters)
• Price on Gaddafi's head as rebels plan for future (Reuters)
• Contours of Obama jobs package coming into focus (Reuters)
• Perry passes Romney among Republicans in polls (Reuters)
• Dangerous hurricane Irene threatens U.S. Northeast (Reuters)
• Wall Street gains as gold rush ends; Apple's CEO quits (Reuters)
• Deficit "super" panelists studying others' work (Reuters)
• Analysis: China's telecom patent boom heralds innovation era (Reuters)
• Clegg visits London riot site (AFP)
• Debt crisis resists assault by ECB and global leaders (AFP)