Today's Headlines -- Wednesday

• Stock market rebounds after a two-day slump (AP)
• Europe leaders summon Greek PM to explain himself (AP)
• NH ends calendar uncertainty with Jan. 10 primary (AP)
• Activists: Deadly attacks in Homs kill at least 20 (AP)
• Amid harassment furor, Cain visits Capitol Hill (AP)
• Israel test fires missile that could hit Iran (AP)
• Polish pilot felt huge relief after safe landing (AP)
• Oakland prepares to be Occupy movement epicenter (AP)
• WikiLeaks' Julian Assange loses extradition appeal (AP)
• Feds arrest 4 in alleged Ga. ricin attack plot (AP)
• France, Germany demand Greek decision on euro (Reuters)
• Private sector adds jobs, layoffs slow in October (Reuters)
• Wall St gains on jobs data, eyes on Greece, Fed (Reuters)
• MasterCard hits all-time high on strong growth (Reuters)
• Fed to hold steady despite global risks (Reuters)
• BofA employees flood bank's rivals with resumes (Reuters)
• Arabs await Syrian reply to plan to end unrest (Reuters)
• MF Global accounts shock leaves clients scrambling (Reuters)
• Alabama-lite? US sues to block South Carolina illegal immigration law. (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Report: Chinese hackers launched summer offensive on US chemical industry (The Christian Science Monitor)