Good morning: here are our early headlines:
We Have A Ruling: NFL Referees Are Returning To The Field.
Netanyahu To Press For 'Red Line' On Iran.
And here are other headlines:
Bloodiest Day Yet In Syrian Civil War. ( Telegraph)
New Report Finds One In Five U.S. Households Owes Student Debt. ( Pew Research Center)
A Single Powerball Ticket Worth $200 Million Sold In Iowa. ( Des Moines Register)
Yosemite National Park Workers Tested For Hantavirus, Can't Speak About It Publically. ( KTVU)
Japanese Scientists Briefly Create Scarce Element 113 In Periodic Table. ( Los Angeles Times)
Mass. Sen. Brown Reprimands Staff Over Native American 'War Whoops' That Mocked Rival. ( Politico)
'Alternative' Nobel Prizes Go To Human Rights And Environmental Activists. ( AP)
Phoenix Filmmaker Arrested For Taping Terrorist Hoax To 'Test' Police Response. ( ABC)
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