Today's Headlines -- Sunday

• Economist Monti to quickly form new Italian govt (AP)
• For Penn St., a new week after the worst one ever (AP)
• With Arab vote, pressure mounts on Syria (AP)
• Obama caps summit diplomacy in Hawaiian home state (AP)
• Police move in on Portland park, protesters remain (AP)
• US companies are feeling impact of European crisis (AP)
• Effort to recall Wis. governor kicks off Tuesday (AP)
• ANALYSIS: GOP searches for voice in foreign policy (AP)
• Utah man receives war medals 66 years late (AP)
• New generation of music central to protest (AP)
• Syria calls for Arab League meet to avert suspension (Reuters)
• Monti named to head new Italy government (Reuters)
• Israel says Iran closer to atom bomb than thought (Reuters)
• Perry gaffe has him down in Republican race, maybe not out (Reuters)
• "Super committee" still hoping for debt deal (Reuters)
• APEC leaders seek firewall against Europe crisis (Reuters)
• A decade on, terrorism tribunals are bogged down (Reuters)
• Canada eyes Asia after U.S. delays Keystone project (Reuters)
• After its playoffs collapse, Red Sox losing free agents (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Herman Cain accusers and Anita Hill: how do they compare? (The Christian Science Monitor)