Today in Black History: Civil rights leader Rev. Jesse Louis Jackson, Sr., head of Rainbow/PUSH was born in Greenville, South Carolina in 1941.
The New York Times
President’s Own Party Benches Him in This Election
Court Decisions on Voting Rules Sow Confusion in State Races
Minimum Wage and Overtime Protections Are Delayed for Home-Care Workers
A Campaign Dollar’s Power Is More Valuable to a Challenger
Life, Death and Grim Routine Fill the Day at a Liberian Ebola Clinic
Several Positive Signs Reported for Ebola Patient in a Dallas Hospital
Review Finds Complaints of Police Chokeholds Increased as Definition Narrowed
Eric Garner’s Family to Sue New York City Over Chokehold Case
Correction Seen After Years of Disinvestment in Neighborhood Parks
The Christian Science Monitor
Ninth Circuit ruling adds five more states where gay marriage will be legal
Does Islamic State progress in Kobane show limits of Obama's policy? (+video)
Why didn't Texas Ebola patient receive experimental drug sooner? (+video)
US job openings highest since 2001, but hiring slips (+video)
The Star Ledger
200 floods-a-year: Sea level rise will inundate Jersey Shore communities, new study says
Ebola risk may bring beefed-up screening at Newark and other major airports
In first 100 days in office, Trenton Mayor Eric Jackson works to rebuild relationships
N.J. quality of life rating drops to lowest in 4 years
Philly.com
Fattah nonprofits paid millions to ex-staffers
DA: Collapse case lawyer in contempt
Like father, like son: SRC move on teachers contract looks familiar
The Washington Post
Ferguson’s racial tensions surprise some whites
Virginia must redraw congressional map
Conn. gives health commissioner power to quarantine Ebola patients
Federal workers to see another rate increase for health coverage
The least-loved political leaders in America aren’t named Barack Obama
D.C. mayoral candidate knows rejection but is hoping for a comeback
Young black gay men find acceptance, help in a Md. church
D.C.Council unanimously approves special-education bills
The Detroit Free Press
Wayne State University launching $750 million fund raising campaign
Jury selection starts for Kilpatrick pal Jeffrey Beasley
Detroit Free Press challenges gag order in jail scandal
Duggan: Detroit bankruptcy exit plan 'not without risk'
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland police seek help in finding missing 12-year-old girl
Inside the Ohio House District 10 race: editorial board
Lower-income donors in Greater Clevelander gave bigger share than higher wage earners, study shows
Politicians, law enforcement experts and activists drawn together at gun violence forum
The Chicago Tribune
1 dead, 1 in custody 6 hours after police captain shot
12 shot in city, including at least 6 teens
Hearings into troubled Quinn anti-violence program resume
City Council to vote on watchdog measure, ballot questions
Emanuel to issue bond money to expand pre-K
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
A rowdy crowd greets combative candidates for first governor’s debate
DeKalb employees depart in wake of Ellis trial
Trio found guilty of killing Gwinnett teen for shoes
The Los Angeles Times
L.A. County supervisors vote to extend ICE deal in jails
L.A. lawmakers lay out path to $15.25 minimum wage by 2019
Ebola prevention in L.A. County: Officials will outline what's being done
Six L.A. council members seek to boost minimum wage to $15.25 an hour
USA Today
Ebola patient's son asks for prayers for estranged dad
Navy tests cutting-edge clothing manufacturing
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