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Today in Black History: Dr. Franz O. Fanon, Algerian author and political leader, dies in 1961.

The New York Times

Editorial: Nelson Mandela


Nelson Mandela, South Africa’s Liberator as Prisoner and President, Dies at 95

Mandela’s Death Stirs Sense of Loss Around the World

What Mandela Means to South Africans

Mandela Embraced the Power of Sports for Resistance and Unity

Congress Nears Modest Accord on the Budget

Coalition of Liberals Strikes Back at Criticism From Centrist Democrats

Bratton to Lead New York Police for Second Time

Bratton Is Expected to Reshape Police to Rebuild Relationship With Public

Rallying Cry for Fast-Food Workers


The Christian Science Monitor

Nelson Mandela and 'the foundations of one's spiritual life'


Editorial: Mandela's gift of grace

Obamacare: What if not enough young, healthy people enroll?

France intervenes to quell violence in Central African Republic

In divided S. Africa, anger at new road tolls proves a powerful unifying force



The Star Ledger

What are New Jersey's most violent school districts?


Judge: Woodbridge should fire well-liked teacher who called students prostitutes, whores

Bullying in N.J. schools drops sharply, report says

Judge orders Montclair Board of Education to stop probe of identity of 'Assessmentgate'


The Detroit Free Press

U.S. approves almost $42 million for Detroit bus service

Ex-legislator's book describes drug party at state Capitol in 1968


Millionaire to give $5M toward protecting DIA art and Detroit pensions; who's next?


Flashback: 18 hours in 1990 when Mandela charmed Detroit

Metro Detroiters reflect on the inspiration of Mandela's dignity, perseverance

Detroit pension board trustees walk out of meeting during vote on legal contract


Philly.com

Hack is said to hit some Pa. cardholders


Land bank nears fruition in City Council


Thousands sign up for free online courses, but few complete


N.J. approves alternatives to GED


The Washington Post

Worldwide, grief and deep admiration


Mandela’s legacy: Civil war averted and a nation saved


The Fix: What Mandela can teach politicians


Federal Eye: Mandela 'the ultimate public servant'


U.S. jobless rate falls to 7% on uptick in hiring


End of unemployment benefits to hit 1.3 million


Lawmakers closing in on deal to avoid 2nd shutdown


Mayor Gray, an incumbent playing catch-up

Top D.C. employment official is departing


The Chicago Tribune

How Mandela inspired Chicago


Chicago-area officials mourn passing

Editorial: 'His inspiration is universal'


Leadership lessons from Nelson Mandela: He 'pivoted an entire country'


UIC faculty union votes to authorize strike, but talks will continue


Quinn quietly signs pension bill into law


The Cleveland Plain Dealer

Ohio legislation that would curb heroin overdose deaths remains dormant in Senate

Student test scores would make up a smaller portion of teacher ratings under bill passed by the Ohio Senate


Sports economists weigh in on Cleveland's deal to help Browns finance FirstEnergy Stadium upgrades

County Inspector General to investigate disputed allegations against tax lien buyer



The Atlanta Journal Constitution

Atlanta mourns loss of a 'Colossus'

Fast food wage protesters picket at Moreland Avenue Krystal



The Los Angeles Times


Mandela, the man and his impact


California leaders remember and mourn Mandela

A Times staffer recalls the day Nelson Mandela walked free

Mandela stirred L.A. in 1990 visit

A healthcare navigator in unfriendly waters

L.A. County social workers strike over salary increases, caseloads

Marguerite Poindexter LaMotte dies at 80; L.A. school board member was a critic of sweeping changes

Black college students face persistent gaps, report says



USA Today

Obama to attend Mandela services

The essential Nelson Mandela reading list

Study uncovers top 10 highest-paid college majors

Supreme Court to revisit death penalty for mentally disabled





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