The New York Times
Obama and Boehner Talk About Deficits at the White House
Fed Is Likely to Sustain Its Stimulus Program
Tax Arithmetic Shows Top Rate Is Just a Starter
New Taxes to Take Effect to Fund Health Care Law
Changing Affiliation Again, Former Governor of Florida Becomes a Democrat
Obama and Boehner Talk About Deficits at the White House
Housing Agency’s Flaws Revealed by Storm
Poor Schools Struggling to Meet State Standards, Years After Critical Ruling
Major Renter to Students to Pay Millions for Civil Fraud
The Christian Science Monitor
More Republicans agree to higher tax rates for the wealthy
Obama's Medicaid expansion: How many states are likely to rebel?
Why Obama insists on higher tax rates for the wealthy
Charlie Crist joins the Democrats: What drives a political chameleon?
The Star Ledger
Interactive map: Income grows in every New Jersey county for first time since 2008
Bernardsville-based 'More Than Me' wins $1 million prize to build schools in Africa
N.J. educators unsure how to improve 4th-grade boys' reading scores on state test
Wisniewski will not seek Democratic nomination to unseat Christie
The Detroit Free Press
Detroit bankruptcy would be long, painful, experts say
Witnesses in Kwame Kilpatrick trial tell of lavish gifts to keep city deals
Jeff Seidel: Right-to-work: The battle for Michigan's soul
The causes, the fallout of the right-to-work battle
Detroit-area pastors urge Michiganders to oppose right-to-work
Detroit Mayor Dave Bing: 'I haven't given up' on city's finances
The Washington Post
‘Fiscal cliff’ deal is starting to take shape
From secession to Star Wars: Online petitioners flood White House
DeMint is leaving. Who might be next?
The entitlement divide
November jobs report: Stubborn unemployment in three charts
At a hearing on why kids throw stones at Metro buses, no one spoke for the kids
The Chicago Tribune
Many steps before an Illinois union can declare a strike
CTA plans public hearings on proposed 2013 budget
Circuit Court Clerk Brown stops taking employee campaign donations
U.S. investigating wrongful murder convictions of the Englewood 4
Sen. Durbin says no special treatment for state lawmaker
CPS plans 4 more charters
Road to exoneration for Bennie Starks hits another detour
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Poll shows leaders have work cut out on trust issue
Regaining voters’ trust is key
Atlanta kids become random victims of street violence through rash of shootings
Poll: Trust the big roadblock to regional solutions
The Los Angeles Times
L.A. teachers' evaluation victory bucks a trend
Campus police kill student during struggle
Reckless prescribing and lost lives
After generations of failure, a school and its students head for success
L.A. mayoral candidates discuss housing, education, city services
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland Police Department's history of use of force suggests troubling trend, critics say; police union attorney blasts criminal element
Community vigil today to remember 2 fatally shot by Cleveland police after chase into East Cleveland
After coming close to death, ex-addict Ozetta Harris finds her life's purpose: Margaret Bernstein
Tension between the Cleveland police and black residents predictably increases after 137 shots are fired at end of controversial car chase: Mark Naymik
College students' success increases when they are motivated by money, officials say
USA Today
U.S. deaths decline sharply in Afghanistan
Civil rights icon remembered for voting drives in South
Charities fight possible changes on tax deductions
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