Today in Black History: Leopold Sedar Senghor is elected president of Senegal in 1960.
The New York Times
Rebel Brutality in Syria Poses Dilemma for the West
Editorial: The Stakes in Congress
Blow: The Era of Disbelief
Clinton Makes Case for Health Care Exchanges
On the Edge of Poverty, at the Center of a Debate on Food Stamps
Seeking to Succeed Bloomberg, While Keeping Him at a Distance
Final Face-Off in Comptroller Race; Poll Says It’s Tight
The Christian Science Monitor
N.Y. mayor's race front-runner cast as a 'socialist redistributionist'
Colorado recall vote draws in national debate over gun control
Protests against Chevron highlight Argentine energy woes
As Africa welcomes more Chinese migrants, a new wariness sets in
The Star Ledger
14-year-old Newark boy is 10th person killed in the city in as many days
Lonegan to sue Cory Booker over Newark mayor's expense records
Buono's comments still a weighty issue for Gov. Christie
EDITORIAL: Christie too thin-skinned?
Same as it ever was: Trenton Mayor Tony Mack unveils crime-fighting plan police say is in place
Federal judge dismisses bankruptcy petition filed by Newark activist Fredrica Bey's non-profit group
The Detroit Free Press
Detroit boy, 12, killed in cross fire of adult feud
MSU writing professor under fire for classroom attack against Republicans
Barrow presses for probe of Detroit primary election
Bing says Brewster-Douglass demolition caps 4-year effort to bulldoze 10,000 vacant structures
Philly.com
Teachers' union halts anti-Nutter ads
Study: Straight, white men hiding true identity
On the menu: Unionizing a scattered workforce
The Washington Post
Neighbors fear Syria may turn to bioweapons
Senate panel approves use of military force against Syria
Milbank: Obama’s Syria secrets
Larry Summers as the next Fed chair? He has critics, but Obama isn’t one.
There's about one governmental body for every 3,566 people in the U.S.
When the U.S. looked the other way at chemical weapons
Number of underwater homeowners continues to decline
The Chicago Tribune
Mayoral aide who recommended ex-comptroller had business ties
Public hearings begin for CPS master plan
10 charged in CPS computer theft
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Editorial: We need to know how Ariel Castro was able to commit suicide
Ariel Castro's suicide prompts state prisons director's order for reviews of the how the system works
Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson's big ideas, Part 3: Lakefront development
Colleges' search for former students eligible for an associate degree is moderately successful
The Los Angeles Times
Surgery photo spurs privacy suit against hospital
California inmates told: get ready to move
California accelerates shift in student testing
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Police: DeKalb officer shot teen skipping school
Defendant in Atlanta cheating case dies
Suspended Clayton police chief returns to work
Former Clayton school superintendent surfaces in Bermuda
USA Today
Police: HIV-positive man may have exposed 300 partners
NRA joins spy lawsuit, says NSA creating gun registry
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