Today's Headlines -- Monday

• Obama to propose $1.5 trillion in new tax revenue (AP)
• Calm chaos followed Nevada air show disaster (AP)
• Pro-regime forces kill at least 23 people in Yemen (AP)
• Rescuers race to reach Himalayan quake villages (AP)
• Bomber targets senior Pakistani policeman; 8 dead (AP)
• Child abuse rose during recession, research says (AP)
• Official: Attackers kill 36 a pub in Burundi (AP)
• Diplomats scramble ahead of Palestinian UN bid (AP)
• Emmycast with Jane Lynch presiding was a winner (AP)
• Ryan throws 4 TDs, Falcons rally past Eagles 35-31 (AP)
• Obama deficit plan aimed at Democratic base (Reuters)
• Moody's stays negative on states, local governments (Reuters)
• Greece must shrink state to avoid default: lenders (Reuters)
• UBS starts probe into $2.3 billion rogue trade loss (Reuters)
• Tyco to split into three companies (Reuters)
• Gaddafi spokesman says UK, French mercenaries caught (Reuters)
• Abbas defiant as "all hell" breaks out over U.N. plan (Reuters)
• I made a "moral error," Strauss-Kahn tells France (Reuters)
• Can Obama turn it around? (The Christian Science Monitor)
• On Constitution Day, tea party and foes duel over our founding document (The Christian Science Monitor)