A.M. Headlines

U.S. Politics

(Associated Press): "Campaigns push forward as Mideast unrest spreads"

(Reuters): "U.S. won't tolerate efforts to harm Americans: Obama"

(New York Times): "Some Romney proposals await further detail"

(Los Angeles Times): "Romney tells Values Voter Summit that 'culture matters'"

(CBS News): "Judge strikes down Wisconsin law limiting union rights"

(Chicago Sun-Times): "Wisconsin new battleground for Obama, Romney"

(CNN): "Tentative deal reached in 5-day Chicago teachers strike"

(Politico): "In Massachusetts, Brown-Warren civility begins to crack"

Other News

(Bloomberg): "Arab protests ease after days of rage against anti-Muslim film"

(CBS News): "Federal authorities question man who may be anti-Muslim filmmaker"

(MarketWatch): "U.S. stocks enter Fed-inspired rally"

(Seattle Post Intelligencer): "University of Texas defends bomb threat response"

(Washington Post): "With lockout looming, NHL and union get back in touch..."