Today's Headlines -- Thursday

• Congress passes 3 free trade agreements (AP)
• 8 killed in Southern California salon shooting (AP)
• Up to 18 hurt in Amtrak collision in Oakland (AP)
• Serious but amateurish: US describes Iranian plot (AP)
• Nigerian man pleads guilty in underwear bomb plot (AP)
• Asian stocks up as Europe announces new debt steps (AP)
• BlackBerry outages spread to North America (AP)
• King of Bhutan marries his commoner bride (AP)
• Wall Street protests draw overseas attention (AP)
• Bullpen big, Cardinals edge Brewers 4-3 (AP)
• Saudis, U.S. trade charges with Iran over plot (Reuters)
• Congress OKs Korea, Panama, Colombia trade deals (Reuters)
• Romney leads Republicans, Cain second: Reuters/Ipsos (Reuters)
• Europe eyes bigger Greek losses for banks (Reuters)
• House panel subpoenas failed gun sting documents (Reuters)
• IMF says China has scope to respond to global risks (Reuters)
• Ex-fund tycoon Rajaratnam set to hear sentence (Reuters)
• Bullish Apple investors start calling for dividend (Reuters)
• Social media drive Occupy Wall Street. Do they also divulge its secrets? (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Senate slap of China a sign that patience is wearing thin on trade (The Christian Science Monitor)