The New York Times
The 2012 Election, in a Relative Sense
Florida Election Officials Miss Tally Deadline in House Race
For Tax Pledge and Its Author, a Test of Time
College of Future Could Be Come One, Come All
Justice and the Central Park Jogger Case
Bias Weighed as Motive in Killings of Brooklyn Shopkeepers
Likely Mayoral Contenders Suggest Improving Bloomberg’s Leadership of Schools
The Christian Science Monitor
Wal-Mart Black Friday walkout: How bad will it be?
Home sales up, inventory down: good for home prices and for builders
Giving back: Eight innovative philanthropists around the world
The Star Ledger
Rutgers boards approve historic UMDNJ merger
Law pushing towns to share more services clears N.J. Senate committee
AG's office launches new domestic violence training program for N.J. police
Feds order N.J. to return $50M in Medicaid payments
N.J. Senate panel approves minimum wage increase
The Detroit Free Press
Suit seeking removal of Roberts from DPS filed with state Supreme Court
Legislative proposals could alter education landscape in Michigan
Emergency request filed to remove Detroit schools' financial manager
Michigan's local leaders support eliminating personal property tax, fear loss of revenue
Metro Detroit cities get aggressive about enforcing codes to fight blight, protect property values
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
2-year-old girl killed in DeKalb
MLK students get free computer through CFY-Atlanta
Atlanta student helping children learn ‘green' lessons
The Washington Post
Conservatives to GOP establishment after Romney’s loss: We told you so
In Burma, Obama delivers a long-sought message of hope and change
And the worst candidate of 2012 election is . . .
Report: FDA needs workforce upgrade
Secession petitions raise worthwhile questions,' Ron Paul says
The Chicago Tribune
Quinn, state lawmakers react to CPS truancy crisis
CTA, union agree to tentative 4-year deal
Former high school basketball star dies from shooting injuries
The Los Angeles Times
Panel advises HIV tests for nearly everyone
Asian Americans enjoy new high in Congress
For O.C. Republicans, party's immigration stance is a millstone
New ethnic voters fortify California Democratic majorities
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland City councilman says housing report isn't erroneous, but it needs to be 'fixed'
Cleveland City Council seeks tougher penalties for failing to stop for school bus
Online petition claims Obama got more votes in one Ohio county than there are registered voters: PolitiFact Ohio
Former Congressman Lou Stokes, 87, will retire from law practice to write books
USA Today
States eye trusts for new oil, gas revenue
Pentagon overseas propaganda plan stirs controversy
Opposing view: U.S. cheerleads Israel’s assault
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