Today in Black History: In 1922 the Washington, D.C. home of abolitionist and publisher Frederick Douglass was dedicated as a national memorial.
The New York Times
Justice Dept. Seeks to Curtail Stiff Mandatory Drug Terms
Florida Sit-In Against ‘Stand Your Ground’
Booker’s Web Company, Struggling, Sought Buyer as Senate Drive Began
Obama Assures Disabled Veterans They Will Get Aid
Biden, Hinting at 2016, to Speak at Iowa Event
Mayoral Candidates See Cincinnati as a Model for New York Schools
Quinn Leads Democratic Rivals in Money Race
The Christian Science Monitor
'Fair' housing or 'social engineering'? HUD proposal stirs controversy.
Miami Taser death: Are police relying too much on stun guns?
Hillary Clinton: Could her past derail White House bid? (+video)
Churches feel vulnerable after Mugabe reelected in Zimbabwe
The Star Ledger
N.J. legislators introduce bill to examine alternative college repayment program
Corporate subsidies bill hits a new snag
Lonegan again dismisses claims Booker tweet was racist, calls controversy 'a tempest in a teapot'
Wells Fargo plans to foreclose on 3 Newark buildings controlled by non-profit, powerful founder
Despite salary cap, school districts can use state-authorized merit bonuses to try and retain superintendents
Election 2013: Where the Democratic U.S. Senate candidates stand on the issues
Election 2013: Where the Republican U.S. Senate candidates stand on the issues
Newark mayoral candidates participate in their first forum
The Detroit Free Press
More schools giving kids iPads to make the most of apps
Michigan has high rate of parents refusing vaccines
The truth about Detroit: Did Detroit really need to file for bankruptcy?
Free Press 'Danger zone' series wins National Association of Black Journalists award
Detroit Public Lighting director latest to be released from Mayor Dave Bing's cabinet
Philly.com
NOW calls Booker "unresponsive," backs Holt
Police chief calls for ban after 2nd alleged racial slur
Aid cuts will cost families 21 meals
Bind was similar in 1998 for Philly schools
The Washington Post
Holder seeks to limit mandatory prison sentences for drug crimes
A $110K scoreboard and a $1M field: Welcome to high school in Maryland.
Editorial: Righting a deadly wrong in Haiti
Joe Biden and filling the Hillary vacuum
Davita Vance-Cooks set to steer printing office through digital age
Amost 30,000 federal employees appeal furloughs
Hundreds in D.C. lost benefits without cause, attorneys say
More D.C. campaigns allegedly got secret funding from Thompson
The Chicago Tribune
Chicago man ordered held without bail in killing of 5-year-old boy, mother
2009 emails cast doubts on alderman's version of ward office politicking
CPS sets Safe Passage routes
About the sentencings for the Jacksons
Jacksons' fate a question of time
Richmond guilty of witness harassment
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Obituary: Nathaniel Smith, 78, was a trailblazing black entrepreneur and leader
Mourners recall the joy and love Shetisha Sheeley brought to life
Tri-C's two-year nursing program retains accreditation, but has it lowered to warning status
Mayoral candidate Ken Lanci said he would fire police chief, safety director over November 29 police chase
Entrepreneurship 'camp' for college students leads to potential market-ready products
The Los Angeles Times
For homeless girls, an intro to engineering
Death of L.A. teen shatters family, community
California Legislature faces raft of bills on volatile issues
Brown seeking judge's help to prevent Bay Area transit strike
16 California schools flagged for possible cheating in state exams
USA Today
Fan throws banana at Adam Jones in AT&T Park
Rodeo clown draws criticism for Obama mask
States scramble to drive down Medicaid drug costs
Tenn. judge changes infant's name from 'Messiah'
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