The New York Times
Democrats Counting on Strength of Obama’s Get-Out-the-Vote Network
Divide on U.S. Deficit Likely to Grow After Election
Treasury Hid A.I.G. Loss, Report Says
Obama Gets a Caustic Welcome in Rhode Island
Pro-Republican Groups Prepare Big Push at End of Races
Bloomberg’s Latest on Terms: 3 for Him, but Only 2 for Everyone Else
Latino Immigrants to Sue a Connecticut Police Dept., Asserting Racial Bias
An Unlikely Candidacy, Forged by Tragedy
The Corrosion of America
Baltimore Sun
Balto. Co. targets housing, jobs in fight against homelessness
New charter, transformation schools proposed in city in 2011
City College staffer sold gun to get cash for son's birthday
The Christian Science Monitor
Haiti cholera outbreak 'stabilizing' – but could affect election
Why Africa's young thinkers are headed to prestigious US colleges
Home sales rise in September, but a housing glut and concerns remain
Early voting data: beware any conclusions
Detroit Free Press
Riddle, Waters turn to appeals court to withdraw their guilty pleas
Both sides in Tamara Greene case to be in court
Star Ledger
Atlantic City Borgata slashes about 200 jobs
N.J. Assembly tables vote on measure to allow exceptions to proposed cap on public-employee raises
N.J. proposal to toughen anti-bullying laws follows Rutgers student suicide
Newark Ironbound former industrial site is transformed with new preschool, apartments
South Orange-Maplewood schools pleased with standardized test scores
The Washington Post
Obama shuns chance to endorse Democrat in Rhode Island
House and Senate shatter fundraising records for midterm election and may exceed $2 billion
Activist stomped outside Rand Paul-Jack Conway debate
ATF's oversight limited in face of gun lobby
Health insurance law covers people with preexisting medical conditions
Study suggests voters can be influenced by choice of words about politicians
U.S. campaign takes on anti-gay bullying in school
O'Malley stretches truth on Ehrlich lobbyist label, but criticism sticks
Prince George's council to consider controversial bills as several members prepare to leave office
Philadelphia Inquirer
At Temple, Secretary Arne Duncan, Tony Danza promote teaching
Rendell eyes revival of gas tax
Atlanta Journal Constitution
Barnes and Deal to make final arguments on the road and on the air
Civil rights leaders condemn ruling on use of word ‘boy'
Plan seeks to make Atlanta a top 'green' city
Chicago Tribune
Jackson will not run for mayor
Poll: Brady grabs slim edge over Quinn
Chicago watchdog offers budget options, aldermen bite back
Chicago police make good on gang warning
Los Angeles Times
Former Bell police chief accused of quashing an internal investigation
Lawsuits accuse lenders of sabotaging mortgage modifications
Signs of foreclosure paperwork problems were missed, FDIC chief says
For women, ideology trumps the gender card
Once in sync, 2 candidates for state superintendent of schools have diverged