Morning headlines: Monday, June 6

Here's a look at stories we're following right now. What are you reading this morning?

Today we remember D-Day

Sarah Palin apologizes to Mitt over New Hampshire timing, but insists she got the Revere thing right.

White House economic adviser Austan Goolsbee urges U.S. to not make too much of the jobs report.

Wildfires rage in Arizona

Israeli troops battle protesters in Syria

Dominique Strauss-Kahn is headed to court

Leftist Humala claims victory in Peru's presidential elections

Obama Fed nominee Peter Diamond withdraws, citing party politics

A steeper Afghanistan pullout is raised as an option

Yemen's Saleh is out of surgery

Santorum is poised to get into the race