Today in Black History: Jomo Kenyatta, African nationalist and first president of Kenya, was born in 1893. He would lead Kenya from 1964 until 1978.
The New York Times
National
Republican Freedom Caucus’s Revolt in House Is Stoked Back Home
Tests of New Features on HealthCare.gov Go to the Wire
Many Republicans Still Look to Ryan for Speaker Post
‘Super PAC’ Backing Hillary Clinton to Air Ad on Benghazi Testimony
G.O.P. Candidates Leading Charge in Call for Syrian No-Fly Zone
Kevin Davis Is Sworn In as Chief of Baltimore Police
A Fragile Baltimore Struggles to Heal Itself
For Offenders Who Can’t Pay, It’s a Pint of Blood or Jail Time
Local
Stuyvesant Town Said to Be Near Sale That Will Preserve Middle-Class Housing
Citigroup Accused of Improperly Avoiding $800 Million in New York State Taxes
The Christian Science Monitor
Last wave: Could Confederate battle flag furl in Mississippi?
Kids rebel against bland foods in lunch line: Time for a 'pasta exemption'?
Amid dark year for American Muslims, deeper signs of 'hope'
How the Iran deal might change the Middle East
Philly.com
Testimony at Chaka Fattah Jr.'s trial depict a young man with a high lifestyle
Pa. board: Judge's emails 'mildly pornographic'
Union, officials debate teacher shortfall
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland police arrest protester at City Hall during demonstration calling for 'justice for Tamir' (video)
Tamir Rice probe requires comprehensive effort from the prosecutor; patience from the community: editorial
Ohio again delays executions because of trouble finding lethal-injection drugs
Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson is hopeful about renewing giant school tax next year
The Chicago Sun-Times
Sandi Jackson to report to prison this week, likely Tuesday
Barbara Byrd-Bennet's Detroit contracts under federal investigation
R. Kelly helps his high school music teacher save her home
The Los Angeles Times
Garcetti's South L.A. forum ends ubruptly because of Black Lives Matter protesters
Why white people marched for Black Lives Matter at CicLAvia
Growing homeless problem prompts HUD leader, local officials to meet
The Detroit Free Press
Riley: Where'seducation plan for Detroit kids?
2 Detroit paramedics stabbed in Cass Corridor
Family of man killed: 'Unbelievable'
Detroit development agency hires executive vice-president
The Washington Post
Ryan nears decision on speaker's race as Congress returns
The latest DIY biotech hotspot? The local library.
Georgetown social network accused of racial profiling is suspended
The National Association of Evangelicals has changed its position on the death penalty
FBI says 51 police officers murdered in the line of duty during 2014
O'Malley goes after Clinton's ties to Wall Street during a visit to 'The Daily Show'
He made a promise to help others. Now he's giving tents to the homeless
Trouble with college debt? This program aims to educate students before it's a problem.
High school graduation rates are on the rise in most states
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