As far as I can tell, Control-K deletes from the cursor to the end of a line. 
Here are some other shortcuts I came across:

Control-A, move to the start of a line.
Control-E, move to the end of a line.
Control-F, move to the next character.
Control-B, move to the previous character.
Control-N, move to the next line.
Control-P, move to the previous line.
Control-O, insert a new line.
Control-H, delete a character.
Control-D, forward delete a character.
Control-V, move to the end of the document.

You can add shift to the movement keys to select text in the respective 
direction. Not sure why one would even want to use these, since the usual ones 
work perfectly, but there we are.

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On 06 Jun 2013, at 7:24 PM, Alex Hall <[email protected]> wrote:

Don't forget cmd-del to delete to the start of a line (I assume fn-del to 
delete to the end). Also, note that these commands go back or forward from the 
cursor, so if you put your cursor on the U in "cursor" and hit option-del, only 
the c would be erased since the command goes to the start of the word. Also, on 
a related note, ctrl-t swaps two characters; place your cursor between any two 
characters, hit ctrl-t, and they are transposed. This is useful if, say, you 
write "teh" istead of "the". There are other commands for manipulating text 
that use the control key, but that is the one I use most often so it is the one 
I remember.
On Jun 6, 2013, at 11:48 AM, Traci <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi all, I was messing around the other day with Mac keyboard shortcuts, and I 
> learned a few things.
> 
> Forward delete characters, fn-delete
> Forward delete words, FN-Option-Delete
> Backward delete words, Option-Delete
> 
> Hope this is new to some of you.
> 
> I wish Mac had a keyboard practice mode, like voiceover.
> 
> Traci
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