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AP - A delegation of visiting U.S. union leaders expressed alarm Wednesday at what its members called a steady erosion of labor rights in the world's deadliest country for organized labor.

Canadian leader shuts Parliament to keep power (AP)

ECB cuts rates, following BoE, Swedish Riksbank (AP)

Israeli troops fight Jewish settlers in Hebron (AP)

China tells US to get economy in order (AP)

Thai king's illness sparks anxiety (AP)

Zimbabwe pleads for help amid growing cholera epidemic (AFP)

Israel opens Gaza border to foreign journalists (AP)

Zimbabwe declares health emergency (AP)

Iraqi council gives final approval to pact with US (AP)

Australia seeks closer security ties with Asia: PM (AFP)

Prosecutor slain in violent Mexico border city (AP)

Taiwan Hopes to Avoid US-style Bail-out for DRAM Industry (PC World)

Canada's PM says bid to topple him is undemocratic (AP)

US releases first part of drug aid for Mexico (AP)

WITNESS: Counting bodies on Congo's front line (Reuters)

Small plane crashes east of PR capital (AP)

Inkjet Research Could Aid Forensics (PC World)

Bodies of 24 migrants wash up on coast of Yemen (AP)

Bombs found in Mumbai train station a week later (AP)

Cruise passengers describe 'cheeky' pirate attack (AP)