Today's Headlines -- Tuesday

• Senate Republicans likely to kill Obama jobs bill (AP)
• Republicans starting to pile on Romney (AP)
• Wall Street protests to target NYC millionaires (AP)
• NYPD infiltration of colleges raises privacy fears (AP)
• Airline attack defense delays opening statement (AP)
• Ukraine's Tymoshenko sentenced to 7 years in jail (AP)
• FDIC backs ban on banks trading for own profit (AP)
• Social media companies "friend" politics (AP)
• No Deal: NBA cancels first two weeks of season (AP)
• 16 zombie actors injured on 'Resident Evil' set (AP)
• Greece to get loan, Trichet says crisis systemic (Reuters)
• Mobile plans and economy to shade Google earnings (Reuters)
• Wall Street outlook dims for 2011: DiNapoli (Reuters)
• White House vows to push job bill "piece by piece" (Reuters)
• Insight: New bankruptcy ripples may emerge (Reuters)
• Ukraine jails Tymoshenko for seven years (Reuters)
• Analysis: Wall St. action part of global "Arab Spring?" (Reuters)
• Rajaratnam faces court reckoning for trading crimes (Reuters)
• Fact or fiction? No one on Wall Street went to jail for financial crisis (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Torture common in Afghanistan, UN report finds. Can NATO trust local forces? (The Christian Science Monitor)