Today's Headlines -- Thursday

• Ga. executes Davis; supporters claim injustice (AP)
• Obama stumps for jobs bill in GOP leaders' turf (AP)
• AP IMPACT: NYPD eyed US citizens in intel effort (AP)
• Pope to arrive on state visit to Germany (AP)
• A low in jobs, mobility, marriage for young adults (AP)
• Illinois launches Asian carp anti-hunger program (AP)
• Republicans stepping up criticism ahead of debate (AP)
• Freed Americans in seclusion with families in Oman (AP)
• DA calls police threat 'turning point' in beating (AP)
• Posada's 2-run single gives Yankees AL East crown (AP)
• House unexpectedly defeats spending bill (Reuters)
• Fed takes new tack to avoid economic slump (Reuters)
• Georgia executes convict Troy Davis in high-profile case (Reuters)
• Palestinians to push U.N. bid despite Obama (Reuters)
• Greece sharpens austerity; IMF warns on banks (Reuters)
• North Korea and U.S. look to another round of talks: report (Reuters)
• U.S. court dismisses Iraq contractor torture cases (Reuters)
• Dealers see 15 percent chance Fed's twist boosting economy: poll (Reuters)
• Targeting the rich, Obama takes Democrats back to their roots (The Christian Science Monitor)
• West Hollywood closer to becoming first fur-free city (The Christian Science Monitor)