Today's Headlines -- Saturday

• Obama, Chinese premier discuss economic topics (AP)
• Deficit gridlock looms, supercommittee deadlocked (AP)
• Egypt's Islamists confront military, vie for votes (AP)
• House says no to mandating balanced federal budget (AP)
• FDA revokes approval of Avastin for breast cancer (AP)
• GOP outsider Ron Paul gaining traction in Iowa (AP)
• Lana Wood on CNN: `I don't think Natalie fell' (AP)
• Star-studded sendoff at Heavy D funeral service (AP)
• British woman tries historic Antarctic crossing (AP)
• Iowa State stuns No. 2 Oklahoma State 37-31 in 2OT (AP)
• Democrats reject latest deficit-cutting plan (Reuters)
• Ex-Olympus VP questioned by Japanese prosecutors: media (Reuters)
• U.N. nuclear watchdog board rebukes defiant Iran (Reuters)
• U.S., China face off over sea dispute (Reuters)
• Seven banks sued over MF Global collapse (Reuters)
• Brussels seeks tight budget control, ECB impatient (Reuters)
• Eleven killed in Syria on eve of Arab deadline (Reuters)
• Analysis: Obama gambles on Myanmar reforms (Reuters)
• Occupy Wall Street at two months: Hundreds arrested across US (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Mayor's last-ditch effort to save Detroit would privatize 88,000 streetlights (The Christian Science Monitor)