NY Times

• Egypt Will Try 19 Americans on Criminal Charges
• On Streets of Cairo, Walls Prove No Barrier to Clashes
• Violence in Syria Continues After Diplomacy Fails
• Russia Rejects Criticism of Its U.N. Veto on Syria
• News Analysis: White House Continues Push for Change in Syria
• Palestinian Factions Reach Unity Deal
• Alberto Contador Found Guilty of Doping
• Three Tibetan Herders Self-Immolate in Protest
• Tuaregs Use Qaddafi’s Arms for Rebellion in Mali
• U.S. Drone Strikes Are Said to Target Rescuers

MSNBC

• US shutters embassy in Syria, withdraws all staff
• 6.8 quake in Philippines kills 13, buries homes
• Israel: Palestinian deal abandons 'way of peace'
• Will Mexico elect 1st female president?
• Ex-dictator Noriega hospitalized after possible stroke
• Obama: Diplomacy 'preferred solution' with Iran
• Romania turmoil: Government quits after protests
• 3 dead, dozens missing after blast at Pakistan factory
• American pro-democracy workers face trial in Egypt
• Britain, France see snow, travel mess in Europe's big freeze

CNN

• Activist: Rockets rip through Syrian city
• Australians urged to flee flooding
• Aftershocks rattle Philippines; quake death toll climbs
• President: Tuareg fighters from Libya stoke violence in Mali
• Official: Libya's Saif Gadhafi could be tried within weeks
• Hearing set for Italian cruise ship captain
• Egypt to charge 43 over NGOs
• Papua New Guinea to shift to recovery mode in ferry sinking
• U.S. brigadier general dies in Afghanistan
• Dozens killed at South Sudan peace meeting

ABC News

Los Angeles Times

• Egypt says 19 Americans will be ordered to stand trial
• Hillary Clinton warns of 'brutal civil war' in Syria
• Israel's intentions toward Iran remain unclear
• Mexico's PAN picks Josefina Vazquez Mota to run for president
• Russia, China veto new U.N. resolution on Syria
• Tens of thousands brave Moscow cold to protest against Putin
• Brazil's poor seem left behind in growth spurt, observers say
• South Korea security law is used to silence dissent, critics say
• In Syria, attacks continue as 1982 massacre victims are honored
• Colombia attacks blamed on alliances of rebels with criminals

Newsvine

• Norway mass killer demands medal at court hearing
• Iran arrests several on links to BBC Farsi service
• Greece to start work on anti-migrant border fence
• Serbia, Bosnia struggle under record cold snap
• Libyan military court tries Gadhafi loyalists
• Queen Elizabeth II marks Accession Day
• Obama's grandma injured after car rolls in Kenya
• Vietnam gives condolences for AP war correspondent
• Russian team abandons K2 winter ascent after death
• Chevron rig burns off Nigeria as damage hits shore

CBC

• Pressure grows as Greek debt talks drag on
• U.S. pulls diplomats out of Syria
• Queen Elizabeth celebrates Diamond Jubilee
• Heathrow airport gets back to normal as snow eases
• Confident Romney looks to 3 more Republican caucuses
• Harper to raise Syria crisis on China trip
• Philippines quake leaves at least 13 dead
• Iran vows to attack any country used in military strike
• Romanian government resigns over economy
• Greek bailout talks pushed to Monday

Yahoo! News

• Syrian forces bombard rebel city of Homs: activists (Reuters)
• Palestinian rivals agree to form unity government (Reuters)
• Analysis: Iran economy could limp along under sanctions (Reuters)
• Pakistan factory collapses in gas blast, 5 dead, many trapped (Reuters)
• Queen Elizabeth marks 60 years on throne (Reuters)
• Argentina and Britain's Unfinished War: Hate Email, Harrassing Calls and Prince William (Time.com)
• Dutch hopes grow for 125-mile speedskating race (AP)
• Egypt names 19 Americans in case straining ties (AP)
• Mexico party picks woman as presidential candidate (AP)
• Police, street vendors clash in Malawi (AP)