Today in Black History: The National Negro Medical Association, now known as the National Medical Association, was founded in 1895.
The New York Times
Obama Signals a Shift From Military Might to Diplomacy
U.S. and Saudis in Growing Rift as Power Shifts
ID Verification Lagging on Health Care Website
Florida Congressman Is Urged to Quit Over Cocaine Conviction
Rev. T. J. Jemison, Civil Rights Leader Who Organized Early Boycott, Dies at 95
Conservative Leads Effort to Raise Minimum Wage in California
Officers Are Told Race Can Be a Factor in Street Stops, but Not the Only One
In Campaign, Cash Flowed Circuitously
The Christian Science Monitor
Obama tells heckler he can't halt deportations unilaterally. Is that true?
Steubenville rape: New indictments send message on adult responsibility
Rebecca Sedwick suicide: Mother vows to 'crusade' for tougher bullying laws (+video)
The Star Ledger
CDC says Princeton University students are safe to travel home for Thanksgiving holiday
Chris Christie OK with Dream Act, but will not sign N.J. Senate version
Sweeney on Christie's Dream Act slap: 'Gov. never misses an opportunity to disappoint'
N.J. clears 6 casinos to open up online gambling sites to public
N.J. lawmaker introduces bill allowing medical marijuana patients to buy from other state programs
Newark mayoral hopeful Anibal Ramos lands endorsements from 3 party chairs
The Detroit Free Press
Tom Walsh: Billionaire investor Buffett brings Michigan $20M for small businesses
Seeking Detroit's voice: Lack of message lets others shape the narrative
Michigan moves closer to requiring women to buy abortion insurance separately
Dr. Hayward C. Maben Jr.: Detroiter overcame racism to become surgeon
Program allows DPS kids, reading tutors to connect via Internet
Philly.com
The Common Core and the grassy knoll
Murder charges in fatal building collapse
Report shows child-poverty rate highest in Delaware County
2 new principals already removed from schools
Nutter denounces attacks, gives warning
The Washington Post
Iran deal further tests Obama’s credibility
Obama responds to heckler on immigration reform
No, immigration reform isn’t happening this Congress
Far-sighted policymaking is hard. Here’s how to make it easier.
Montgomery County is set to vote on minimum-wage hike
Elections board: Herring wins Va. attorney general race
In Fairfax, a lengthy battle over school funding
D.C. Council committee approves school-funding bill
The Chicago Tribune
Chicago police detective charged in fatal 2012 shooting
New U.S. attorney officially in top spot
Emanuel scales back cigarette tax hike proposal
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Professor says Rob Portman was off base with his criticism of her study
Cleveland City Council approves financing for upgrades to FirstEnergy Stadium
State defends Controlling Board decision to allow use of federal money for Medicaid expansion
College graduation rates remain flat, according to survey: Higher Education Roundup
City releases names of 12 Cleveland firefighters facing discipline over urinal prank
The Los Angeles Times
Obama uses heckler to make point on immigration
Column: 'Knockout game' is a myth that demonizes black youths
Judge accuses UCLA police of brutality
Gov. Jerry Brown's not saying whether he'll seek fourth term
USA Today
Reports: Alleged trend of 'Knockout Game' a myth
Fla. special election may showcase 'Obamacare' effect
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Plan for benefits to Falcons stadium communities moves ahead
Barge wants focus on education spending, not money for new sports stadiums
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