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• 2.SANDUSKY TESTIMONY COULD BE TRIAL'S FINALE
• Wednesday could be the last day of testimony in the Penn State abuse trial and so far no one knows if the former assistant coach will testify.
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• 3.IF SUPREME COURT STRIKES DOWN OBAMACARE, MOST AMERICANS WANT REPLACEMENT
• AP poll finds three quarters of Americans would want Congress and Obama to write new legislation on health care.
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• 4.FAST AND FURIOUS INVESTIGATION FOCUSES ON HOLDER
• A Congressional committee will decide at 9 a.m. whether to hold the attorney

general in contempt for failing to hand over additional documents.
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• 5.AMIDST CONSTANT TALK OF GLOOM, LIFE IN GREECE IS SURPRISINGLY NORMAL
• Tourists are still flocking to its ancient monuments and its public and police services are continuing to function.
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• 6.MUBARAK'S DETERIORATING HEALTH ADDS UNCERTAINTY TO EGYPT'S TRANSITION
• Each of the two presidential run-off candidates claims victory in the contested poll.
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• 7.EXPERTS QUESTION SCIENCE BEHIND OPENING 9/11 HEALTH FUND TO CANCER PATIENTS
• Some scientists say the links between 50 types of cancer and 9/11 toxic dust just don't exist.
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• 8.THE SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH GETS ITS FIRST AFRICAN-AMERICAN LEADER
• The largest U.S. Protestant denomination moves closer to reconciling its 167-year-old troubled racial past.
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• 9.AP'S ANICK JESDANUN TAKES THE NEW SAMSUNG GALAXY PHONE FOR A TEST DRIVE

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