Today's Headlines -- Tuesday

• Egypt ruler: referendum on power transfer possible (AP)
• Economy grew at 2 percent rate in third quarter (AP)
• In NH, Obama pushes for payroll tax cut extension (AP)
• International court: Libya can try Gadhafi's son (AP)
• Somali famine victims scared to return home (AP)
• Blago adviser gets 10 1/2 years, minus time served (AP)
• Bush tax cut debate dooms deal to cut deficit (AP)
• Elle Macpherson's adviser: Hacking cost me my job (AP)
• Networks walk a tightrope over crowded debates (AP)
• Cash-strapped cities, schools say: 'Your Ad Here' (AP)
• Obama pushes payroll tax cut after debt panel fails (Reuters)
• Third-quarter growth cut on weak inventories (Reuters)
• Insight: Super committee had glimpse of elusive compromise (Reuters)
• Protests draw concessions from Egypt army rulers (Reuters)
• Western states step up sanctions on Iran (Reuters)
• JP Morgan to buy MF Global's London Metals Exchange stake (Reuters)
• Spanish yields spike as crisis exits blocked (Reuters)
• Deficit battle won't cause fight between old and young (Reuters)
• US targets Iran's central bank as world takes aim at Iran's nuclear program (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Why Indiana GOP wants to attack labor unions, despite Midwest backlash (The Christian Science Monitor)