Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today (times in EDT):
1. WHAT THE CANDIDATES WANT FROM TONIGHT'S PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE
The key for Obama is to sit on his narrow lead without mishap, while Romney's challenge is to shake up the race and connect with voters, AP's Jim Kuhnhenn reports.
2. 'GO FIGURE,' MICHELLE SAYS AS DEBATE FALLS ON THE OBAMAS' 20th ANNIVERSARY
The president will share the stage with Romney, rather than the first lady, at 9 p.m. But at least she'll be close by in the audience.
3. WHY THE U.S. IS HAVING A BABY BUST
The weak economy has dampened enthusiasm for having children, experts say, explaining four straight years of declining birth rates.
4. WHO THE REAL TARGETS BECAME IN POST-9/11 INTEL EFFORT
AP
FILE - In this Sept. 12, 2012 file photo, former heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson speaks a press conference at the 19th Credit Lyonnais Securities Asia (CLSA) investors Forum at a hotel in Hong Kong. In a reversal, Mike Tyson has been denied entry to the country whose indigenous Maori people he says inspired his facial tattoo. New Zealand authorities on Wednesday, Oct. 3, 2012 canceled an entry visa for the former heavyweight boxing champion and convicted rapist, days after the prime minister spoke out against his planned visit. (AP Photo/Vincent Yu, File)
Close A Senate report says the program to gather data on terrorists was actually used for ordinary local crime fighting â€" at a cost of $1.4 billion.
5. U.S. OFFICIAL SAYS MEXICAN POLICE 'AMBUSHED' EMBASSY CAR
Two CIA officers were wounded in what may have been a targeted assassination attempt orchestrated by a drug cartel.
6. MIKE TYSON KNOCKED OUT OF NEW ZEALAND
The country's indigenous Maori people inspired the boxer's facial tattoo, but authorities still canceled his visa for a speaking tour.
7. NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENTS MAY NOT BE WHAT THEY SEEM
Twenty percent of weight loss and immune-boosting supplements examined in a government report made illegal claims on their labels.
8. A RARE VICTORY AGAINST ONLINE PIRACY
Coca-Cola and Samsung pulled advertising from Zing.vn, a Vietnamese website notorious for providing unlicensed music downloads.
9. ADAM GREENBERG GETS SECOND CHANCE AT THE BIG LEAGUE
He struck out at his debut with the Marlins, seven years after he was beaned by the first pitch he saw, but said of the rousing applause: "It was magical."
10. HOW A TV ANCHORWOMAN FOUGHT BACK AGAINST 'CRUEL WORDS'
Jennifer Livingston responded on air to a viewer who criticized her weight, and told children "Do not let your self-worth be defined by bullies."
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