The New York Times
Some Republicans Try Out a New Campaign Theme: Bipartisanship
U.S. Is Preparing for a Long Siege of Arab Unrest
Kansas Ballot Challenge Over Obama’s Birth Is Ended
White House Details Potential Effects If Automatic Budget Cuts Go Through
Thomas B. Edsall: Is Poverty a Kind of Robbery?
Keller: The Grand Old Straight White Men's Party
Editorial: In Search of Excellent Teaching
Rallies Planned for Occupy Wall Street Anniversary
At Harlem Hospital, Murals Get a New Life
The Christian Science Monitor
Obama inches ahead in key voter polls (+video)
Obama faces major challenges in dealing with Libya attack
Should high-skilled immigrants get special treatment?
Back to school: From rural Africa to the Ivy League
The Star Ledger
Pell Grant eligibility changes will devastate poor and working-class students: Hudson County college officials
U.S. Religions Census only paints limited picture of faiths in N.J.
Hopeworks gives youths in Camden chance at better life
Battle over Newark water agency continues to flow
N.J. program that lets students attend out-of-town public schools growing in popularity
Port Authority employee fired after reports he made sexually explicit comments to blogger
The Detroit Free Press
Holdout juror in Bobby Ferguson trial didn't tell the whole truth
Poll: Michigan voters skeptical about collective bargaining, bridge ballot proposals
Volume of political ads in Michigan will be nowhere near where it might have been.
Michigan schools mull Pledge of Allegiance, U.S. flag bills
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Atlanta pushing toward 2,000 police officers
Ethics commission: State has defanged its watchdog
The Washington Post
Romney, Obama turn focus back to economy
Why do many think Obama will win?
The Take: It’s time for Romney to make his case
For Pa. voters, a matter of identity
Pelosi: Democrats have ‘excellent chance’ to take back House majority
A journey from riches to foreclosure
The Chicago Tribune
Teacher deal unravels; mayor vows suit to end walkout
Issues at the center of contract negotiations
Ongoing Chicago teachers strike frustrates parents
Mayor's reputation tarnished in teachers union dust-up
The Los Angeles Times
L.A. County sheriff faces toughest test of his career
Housing policy virtually a no-show at both parties' conventions
Slim chance for teachers strike in L.A., officials say
Brown signs bailout for Inglewood schools
USA Today
Kids eating as much salt as adults
Fans ponder FAMU future
New program helps overweight kids lose weight
GOP focuses on monthly jobs report, but do voters?
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Addicts often battle mental disorders, too
Death row in Ohio shrinking as death sentences drop off in recent years
Cleveland schools hoping pay cuts will resolve $13 million budget gap
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