Today in Black History: Abolitionist Frederick Douglass is elected president of the National Black Convention in Cleveland, Ohio in 1848.
The New York Times
Pentagon Is Ordered to Expand Potential Targets in Syria With a Focus on Forces
House Republicans Say Constituents Are Strongly Opposed to a Syria Strike
Proudly Patriotic but Skeptical on Syria Attack
San Antonio Passes Far-Reaching Antidiscrimination Measure
Editorial: Selling Health Care Reform
Krugman: Years of Tragic Waste
As Doubts Over Detective Grew, Prosecutors Also Made Missteps
Catsimatidis: No Friend of Hoodlums
Group Financed by Business Leaders Has Put Nearly $7 Million Into Council Races
The Christian Science Monitor
House Speaker John Boehner: Would resigning be a smart move?
Poll: Syrians see no end to war, displacement
Why Senate resolution on Syria doesn't rule out ground troops
What will your Obamacare premium be? Numbers are in for 17 states.
Kenya, in rebuff to Western allies, pulls out of International Criminal Court
The Star Ledger
Newark teen tied to gangs, drugs, is murdered before his first day of high school
Trenton city council introduces ordinance allowing police to clear storefronts of solicitors
Dozens gather to mourn slain Newark pizza deliveryman
Newark schools battle truancy 'epidemic'
Lonegan press conference in Newark about Cory Booker lawsuit turns to shouting match
Trenton Blood who appeared on History Channel's 'Gangland' is caught with two bricks of heroin, police say
The Detroit Free Press
Detroit Schools open Pre-K enrollment at 70 sites
Morgue steps up efforts to ID missing through DNA testing
Civil rights groups worry stop-and-frisk policies coming to Detroit
Detroit City Council hears mixed reaction to new Red Wings arena, development
Detroit's state lawmakers endorse Napoleon for mayor
The Chicago Tribune
Emanuel halts Midway privatization bidding
Aldermen split on Emanuel aide's ties to indicted ex-comptroller
Ex-Markham police official admits lying to FBI
Rutherford introduces running mate
Philly.com
Fumo appeals to U.S. Supreme Court
Worried parents urged to file complaint
Ex-inspector general: Disband turnpike board
Company is trying to change health care one family at a time
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson's big ideas, Part 4: Turning trash into electricity (poll)
Oberlin's law on firearms in parks makes city a target for gun litigation
Democratic Rep. John Patrick Carney to officially launch campaign for Ohio auditor next week
State aid could fall for nearly 200 school districts under new budget, once money for charter schools is deducted (database)
The Los Angeles Times
Case for Syria strike hasn't swayed some lawmakers
Bill seeks to deny ex-Vernon official his pension
Inmates end California prison hunger strike
Workers in L.A. Unified, other districts accused of stealing books
California accelerates shift in student testing
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Lawyer: Ex-Superintendent Hall battling cancer
Fulton picks a manager, not saying who
Police: DeKalb officer shot teen skipping school
USA Today
Teen births hit historic low, half of 1991
New organization aims to amplify women's voices
E-cigarette use doubles among U.S. teens
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