Today in Black History: In 1619 twenty Africans arrive in Jamestown, Virginia aboard a Dutch ship,forced into involuntary servitude.
The New York Times
Grand Jury to Take Up Death Linked to Police Chokehold in Staten Island
Editorial: The Right to Cheat and Maim?
On Senate Menu, Bean Soup and a Serving of ‘Hyperpartisanship’
Neither Obama Nor Congress Seems Eager for a Vote on Military Action in Iraq
White House Promises to Change Rules for Removal From No-Fly List
De Blasio Encounters Rising Friction Over Liberal Expectations
Macy’s to Pay $650,000 to Resolve Bias Inquiry
Exonerated Man Reaches $10 Million Deal With New York City
Injury Claims Against New York’s Correction Dept. Doubled in 5 Years, Report Says
The Christian Science Monitor
In Nigeria, Ebola threat tests the rhythms of daily life (+video)
Hillary Clinton to speak at Iowa steak fry. Time to talk 2016? (+video)
Food costs up, energy costs down as inflation rises slightly
The Star Ledger
Camden police say Kendya Russ-Still, 15, reported missing
Camden police seek missing girl Imani Lewis, 14
Newark schoolyard killings: Jose Carranza looks to overturn conviction, receive new trial
Revel loses $21K after money falls off armored truck's roof, report says
Christie nixes Camden teacher buyouts, but bill to aid N.J. 'renaissance schools' may still have life
Philly.com
High-end Chester County farms growing food for poor
Ex-NAACP leader yet to comply with judge
Apple to provide Pa. educational program
Sweeney agrees to Camden school bill without retirement incentives
The Detroit Free Press
Detroit Public Schools loan dispute headed to emergency board today
Grosse Pointe Park to drop barricade in deal with Detroit to fight blight
Renisha McBride's family files $10M civil suit against Theodore Wafer
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Richmond Heights Mayor Miesha Headen says she won't resign after elections board certifies recall petitions
Democrats hoping to salvage 2014 are looking past Ed FitzGerald and down the statewide ballot: Analysis
John Kasich's new campaign ad an apparent bid to mend fences with safety forces
Judge refuses to lower bond of Cleveland officer accused of videotaping sex with teenager
The Washington Post
Meet the next Harry Belafonte
Report shows lack of diversity in top civil service ranks
There are zero states where the percentage of people employed has gone up since the recession
The one big reason all of Hillary Clinton’s top challengers are unlikely to run
More states fund ACT college admission testing
Common Core support has eroded nationwide, poll shows
Jailed D.C. lawmaker continues to fight ethics charges
The Chicago Tribune
Karen Lewis inches closer to mayoral run
Chicago mental health clinic closings spark opposing views
Hundreds at Chicago party cheer city's Little Leaguers on to victory
Illinois grads made progress on ACT, but numbers troubling
Rauner ratchets up pressure on Illinois Supreme Court over term limits question
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Ethics complaint seeks investigation of DeKalb Commissioner Rader
City releases list of terminated Watershed employees
APS pledges action on any new misconduct revelations in cheating trial
The Los Angeles Times
LAPD chief faces tense crowd over shooting of mentally ill man
South Pasadena students plotted high school massacre, police say
CSUN alters recruitment rules after death of fraternity pledge
USA Today
How police train for confrontations
N.Y. police chokehold death to go to grand jury
CNN anchor gets hosed for asking why police aren't using water cannons
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