Today's Headlines -- Friday

• Unemployment rate falls to lowest since March 2009 (AP)
• Europe, facing abyss, embraces German might (AP)
• Icon of US military now in Iraqi hands (AP)
• His candidacy uncertain, Cain to meet with wife (AP)
• Ultraconservative Islamists make gains in Egypt (AP)
• UK media inquiry a lesson in tabloid skullduggery (AP)
• Man sentenced for killing wife; she strangled son (AP)
• House panel votes to subpoena Corzine on MF Global (AP)
• Violent wind storm leaves path of destruction (AP)
• Experts reclassify painting as real Rembrandt (AP)
• Germany's Merkel fights for euro, Cameron for UK (Reuters)
• Jobless rate drops to 2-1/2 year low (Reuters)
• Zynga IPO values company as high as $9.04 billion (Reuters)
• Obama promises big push on payroll tax cut (Reuters)
• GE, Rolls Royce drop effort to build F35 engines (Reuters)
• Over 20 arrested at U.S. London embassy protest (Reuters)
• U.S. hands main war base, Saddam palaces back to Iraq (Reuters)
• Fed hawks say central banks can't solve fiscal woes (Reuters)
• Pasadena on emergency footing as powerful winds whip Southern California (VIDEO) (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Clinton urges Burma (Myanmar) to deepen reforms, announces modest US moves (The Christian Science Monitor)