Today's Headlines -- Monday

• On spending, Congress can't agree on easy stuff (AP)
• Attack on Kabul CIA office kills 1 American (AP)
• Obama sells jobs plan in Silicon Valley (AP)
• Italy's Eni: Oil production resumes in Libya (AP)
• New-home sales fell in August for 4th month (AP)
• 2 injured in explosion-fire in north Seattle (AP)
• Freed US hikers describe harrowing ordeal in Iran (AP)
• Jewelry industry to self-regulate on toxic cadmium (AP)
• Living people to appear on US stamps (AP)
• Red Sox, Braves lead by only 1 game with 3 to play (AP)
• New home sales in August fall to six-month low (Reuters)
• Euro zone damps talk of rapid debt crisis steps (Reuters)
• Berkshire Hathaway in rare buyback, shares spike (Reuters)
• Moody's: Obama budget unlikely to be implemented (Reuters)
• Greeks feel drip-drip torture of austerity (Reuters)
• Afghan employee kills U.S. citizen at Kabul CIA base (Reuters)
• Special report: Nevada's big bet on secrecy (Reuters)
• Russian President Dmitry Medvedev tells finance minister to quit (Reuters)
• Rick Perry's 'heart' comment shows GOP's immigration problem (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Can Herman Cain keep up the momentum after his Florida straw poll win? (The Christian Science Monitor)