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Today in Black History: Legendary jazz innovator, saxophonist John Coltrane,a leading figure of the bebop genre, was born in 1926 in Hamlet, North Carolina.

The New York Times

Shots Heard as Kenya Presses Assault Against Mall Attackers


Mall Carnage Shows Resilience of Shabab Terror Group


Obama Honors Victims of Navy Yard Shooting

Philadelphia Plan Aims to Reduce Blight

Lower Health Insurance Premiums to Come at Cost of Fewer Choices

Lawmakers Point Fingers Over Budget Deadlock


A Mayoral Hopeful Now, de Blasio Was Once a Young Leftist


The ‘Tale of 2 Cities’ Mayoral Candidate Who Lost



The Christian Science Monitor


Can this Chicago community be saved? Hope rises in Englewood.

US gun massacres mount up, but no more gun control. Why? (+video)

Government shutdown threat points to seismic shift in Congress (+video)

What's a RINO? How the Republican purity test took an odd turn.

Did IRS bureaucrats, liberal media help Obama win in 2012? (+video)



The Star Ledger


Two Newark men killed in separate, apparently targeted shootings, authorities say

Property tax burden up 13 percent under Christie, AP analysis shows

Lawmakers seek to close 'loophole' in accessing medical records for HIV-positive offenders

Hurricane Sandy insurance complaints lead to N.J. enforcement actions against adjusters

In Union County, 27 percent of population below poverty level, report states

Government documents suggest federal agents could have engaged in warrantless wiretapping of Trenton Mayor Tony Mack's cell phone


The Detroit Free Press

Mike Duggan leads Benny Napoleon in Detroit race for mayor, poll finds


Detroit Lighting Authority begins streetlight review in two areas of city

Panel on Detroit bankruptcy urges other struggling cities to act now


14 of Michigan's public universities to benefit as Wayne State forfeits state funding

Outreach for new health law may be particularly tough for minority populations


Philly.com


Report: Coatesville schools chief quits after racist texts

Feeding homeless banned in Harrisburg

SRC chief learned early to put education first


Artists pay tribute to victims of gun violence


Property-tax appeal backlog as deadline looms


The Washington Post


How the GOP food-stamp bill adds to state bureacracy


New FBI director dogged by budget problems

Conservatives resolute on Obamacare

At CBC gala, Obama focuses on health care, gun control

Gun-control backers losing ground despite mass shootings


The state that taxes the poor the most is ... a blue one

Today’s fight shaping 2014 political climate


The Chicago Tribune

5 shot to death since Friday

Assault weapons rare here, but multivictim attacks add up


Cook County Jail's sordid history


City Colleges teachers start to see bonuses for hitting performance targets


Relative: Worker who died in Chicago sewer had worried about hazards of job


The Cleveland Plain Dealer

Women speak out against violence at Old Stone Church in downtown Cleveland


Cuyahoga County, Plain Dealer sued by fired county employee

State report cards show: Districts got easy A's on value-added, few for achievement

Rep. Jim Jordan tells CNN he thinks Senators will 'find Jesus' and vote to defund Obamacare


The Atlanta Journal Constitution

Georgians dislike health law but favor key provisions


Friendship agrees to sell for stadium

Wife of Rev. Joseph Lowery suffered “irreversible damage” from stroke, family says

Ruling pending in charter school dispute



The Los Angeles Times

Brown signs bill on fracking, upsetting both sides of oil issue


Fate of Maywood water companies rests with Brown

Editorial: Fix the 'parent trigger'


Napolitano choice fuels criticism over UC system's selection process



USA Today

Budget drama unfolds again, with Obamacare center stage

For Obama, mass shooting overshadowed by other crises

Boston police Commissioner Ed Davis is stepping down





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