Today in Black History: Historic “Million Man March”, organized by Nation of Islam Minister Louis Farrakhan, rallies Black men in Washington, D.C. in 1995.
The New York Times
Senate Leaders Restart Negotiations as Default Looms
Viewing U.S. With Fear and Dismay
G.O.P. Divide Leaves Boehner ‘Herding Cats’
Obama’s Debt Ceiling Gamble May Pay Off
Editorial: Thinking Sensibly About Charter Schools
Justices Weigh Michigan Law and Race in College Admissions
Judge in Landmark Case Disavows Support for Voter ID
As Search Goes On for Queens Boy With Autism, Adults at His School Face Questions
Panel to Investigate State Democratic Party
De Blasio, Attacking Lhota, Dominates Their First Debate
The Christian Science Monitor
Supreme Court hints at narrow ruling in Michigan affirmative action case
Landmark case? Supreme Court to review EPA regulation of greenhouse gases.
Government shutdown hurting Republicans in Virginia governor's race (+video)
With debt limit, John Boehner could be facing his defining moment (+video)
The Star Ledger
Christie, Buono trade barbs in second and final N.J. gubernatorial debate
Robert Wood Johnson Medical School creates Accountable Care Organization
West Ward killing marks Newark's fifth homicide in last 72 hours
Elizabeth, Newark pastors praise Attorney General, State Police push for minority recruits
Rutgers aims to improve graduation rates through KIPP partnership
The Detroit Free Press
Debt-ridden Detroit charter school closes amid confusion, fights
Creditors argue Michigan Constitution should block Detroit bankruptcy
Detroit CFO Jim Bonsall, under fire for racial comments, resigns
U.S. Supreme Court justices ask sharp questions in Michigan affirmative action case
Lawyer seeks probation for Bernard Kilpatrick, says he's 'too old' for prison
Philly.com
Ill ex-judge gets lengthy prison term
SRC gets an earful from parents
Philly-area D.A.s urge more spending on preschool
Coatesville parents tell of district bias
To Latino audience, Christie hints at backing for 'Dream Act'
The Washington Post
Effort by Republican-led House ends in failure
Who controls the House GOP? No one.
Myerson: A confederacy of zealots
As U.S. faces lower credit rating, markets flash alarm
Did Congress get exempted from Obamacare?
The one number every incumbent should know from the Pew poll
Furloughed federal workers feel pushed to the brink
D.C. charter schools’ expulsion rate drops
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland police to suspend 63 officers for roles in deadly November chase
Northeast Ohio Patch.com editors bid farewell to readers as Patch cuts Ohio journalists
GreatSchools website may become main location for Cleveland school choice information
Rep. Marcia Fudge to attack food stamp cuts as farm bill negotiator
The Los Angeles Times
Supreme Court denies Brown's appeal on prison crowding
Calif. insurance exchange reports 94,500 application starts
Fraternity teaches young men to make 'no excuses'
Editorial: Getting rid of bad teachers
The Chicago Tribune
Mayor talks politics while activists rally to 'take back Chicago'
Illinoisans in House look to Senate for deal
Needy students bring in money for schools
Expert: Chicago detains arrestees longer than other cities, fails to provide medical treatment
After two years, CHA head resigns
Emanuel's gun possession law faces long odds
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Etowah High freshmen reportedly perform sex act in crowded lunchroom
Man guilty of killing Norcross teen sentenced to life in prison
Paulding boy, 12, believed beaten to death
Expert: Overall crime down, despite slight violent crime bump
USA Today
MLK's former secretary to sell historic documents
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