Today in Black History: President Dwight D. Eisenhower ordered federal troops to Little Rock, Arkansas in 1957 to desegregate Central High School.
The New York Times
Freebies for the Rich
McConnell’s Deal-Making Yields to Politicking
Shutdown vs. Default: The Relative Impact
Senate Democratic Leader Sets Stage for Budget Showdown
Rubio Withdraws Support for Gay Black Judge’s Nomination to the Federal Bench
In Supreme Court Opinions, Web Links to Nowhere
Charity’s Fired Chief Executive Is Expected to Face Grand Larceny Charges
Debate Offers 2 Similar Public Advocate Rivals a Chance to Stand Out
The Christian Science Monitor
Kenya mall attack: What reach does Somali terror group have in US?
UN General Assembly: Can Obama win over a skeptical audience?
Why did militants attack Pakistani Christians?
Why it matters that Jews are standing on the Temple Mount
The Star Ledger
Ex-celebrity defense lawyer sentenced to six life sentences for murder, racketeering
Poll shows Booker vs. Lonegan race for U.S. Senate is tighter than expected
2 Passaic judges face possible removal for continued friendship with indicted PVSC official
Poll: Christie is not bringing Republican legislative candidates along for the ride
Polls: N.J. voters overwhelmingly support minimum wage hike
The Detroit Free Press
Poll: 85% of Detroiters give thumbs-down to Bing, 75% to Snyder, 62% to Orr
Bankruptcy judge to decide whether NAACP's emergency manager challenge can proceed
Gov. Snyder's NERD Fund paying for Kevyn Orr's condo
Poll: Detroit City Council gets failing grade, but two incumbents lead at-large seat race
House Dems unveil school reform plan, faces GOP opposition
Philly.com
'Rebels' proliferate up north, but what's their cause?
Racism blamed for Cheyney financial woes
SRC hears about impact of cuts
School parents demand firings over racist texts
Cantor slams federal policy in visit
The Washington Post
Kenya: Mall gunmen included Americans
Robinson: GOP is worried Obamacare will work
Shutdown would affect pay for 800,000
Central figure in IRS tea party controversy resigns
Why Congress isn’t passing new gun laws, Chris Christie edition
Jobs recovery is nowhere near where it should be
Democrats running for governor in Maryland woo labor
Debate will be important test of E.W. Jackson's appeal
The Chicago Tribune
2 charged in mass shooting at South Side park
No further budget cuts for CPS schools whose enrollments dropped
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland's HealthLine gives more development bang for the buck than other transit corridors, study finds
Ohio lawmakers to take first look at balanced-budget resolution
Cleveland's Investment Schools: Family and student needs will be focus of a lead social service agency at each school
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Georgia Supreme Court rules in favor of charter schools in pension fight
Voices on health care: 20-somethings
Ga. Supreme Court upholds charter school funding
The Los Angeles Times
Brown OKs bill allowing minors to delete embarrassing Web posts
Critics fear unions could gain power in ballot process under new bill
Bill allowing higher fees for high-demand college classes advances
Schools lose academic ratings after claims of cheating
Charles Drew University receives $1.5 million for low-income students
USA Today
Lincoln at Gettysburg: Photo stirs a buzz
Poll: Detroiters worry about crime, city's direction
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