Today's Headlines -- Sunday

• US: Bomb attacks possible in Nigeria capital (AP)
• Okla. quakes rattle nerves, no injuries reported (AP)
• Greece talks under way in bid to avoid bankruptcy (AP)
• Racial politics return with Cain allegations (AP)
• Suicide bombers kill 7 in north Afghanistan (AP)
• Death toll from Thailand floods rises past 500 (AP)
• Accusations of child sex, cover-up rock Penn St (AP)
• Free-market reforms take hold in Cuban countryside (AP)
• Muslim hajj pilgrims perform devil stoning ritual (AP)
• Singer Andy Williams says he has bladder cancer (AP)
• Europe turns up heat on Greeks to seal unity coalition (Reuters)
• Cain's favorability drops after accusations: poll (Reuters)
• Insight: Euro has new politburo but no solution yet (Reuters)
• China says Europe will overcome debt crisis (Reuters)
• Euro zone's political bumbling risks global gloom (Reuters)
• Intrigue, betrayal in Rome as Berlusconi fights on (Reuters)
• IAEA report on Iran set to raise Middle East tension (Reuters)
• Right-wing retired general favorite in Guatemala vote (Reuters)
• Speaking frankly costs an Army general his job (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Ohio voters to decide bargaining rights for public employees (The Christian Science Monitor)