Today's Headlines -- Saturday

• Libya's new leaders to declare liberation Sunday (AP)
• Saudi heir's death brings conservative to fore (AP)
• Obama's foreign successes may help little in 2012 (AP)
• Iraq PM: Immunity issue scuttled US troop deal (AP)
• Official: EU banks have to raise $140 billion (AP)
• Bombings, beheadings? Stats show a peaceful world (AP)
• Cain stumbling under glare of national spotlight (AP)
• Women making slow, sure strides in science, math (AP)
• Pete Seeger and pals attend NYC protest action (AP)
• Cards, Rangers looking for hits in World Series (AP)
• EU seeks to break deadlock over bolstering banks (Reuters)
• Libya's Jibril sees elections within eight months (Reuters)
• Households are paring debt: Fed's Duke (Reuters)
• Afghanistan to back Pakistan if wars with U.S.: Karzai (Reuters)
• Obama touts foreign policy successes in Iraq, Libya (Reuters)
• Mideast power brokers call for "Marshall Plan" after unrest (Reuters)
• Gaddafi unburied as Libyans face test of new era (Reuters)
• Heavy fighting in Yemen after U.N. resolution (Reuters)
• Can Libya really be a 'model' for future US military action? (The Christian Science Monitor)
• ACLU: FBI guilty of 'industrial scale' racial profiling (The Christian Science Monitor)