Today in Black History: Legendary jazz innovator, saxophonist John Coltrane,a leading figure of the bebop genre, was born in 1926 in Hamlet, North Carolina.
The New York Times
U.S. and Allies Strike ISIS Targets in Syria
Fresh Graves Point to Undercount of Ebola Death Toll
Health Agency’s New Figures on Ebola More Dire Still
North Carolina, in Political Flux, Battles for Its Identity
Op-Ed: Obama Isn’t Finished Yet
Plaintiffs Claim Bias During Closing Argument Against Texas Voter ID Law
Why Senate Control Matters
Editorial: The New York Jail Scandal Continues
Prosecutor Warns That Rikers Island Problems May Prompt U.S. Lawsuit
New York and New Jersey Getting U.S. Aid to Protect Transit Networks Against Storms
‘Stop-and-Frisk’ Is All but Gone From New York
The Christian Science Monitor
Religion in public life: another political divide that's growing
Donald Trump doesn't know who runs Senate. Do voters?
Boehner says unemployed ‘don’t really want’ jobs. How bad a gaffe for GOP?
Rand Paul opens San Francisco area office. Preparing for 2016? (+video)
The Star Ledger
Gun reform advocates planning another protest for Chris Christie's Connecticut RGA event today
Some sex offenders can't be forced to wear GPS monitors, N.J. Supreme Court rules
Senate agrees with Christie recommendations to expand 'renaissance schools'
N.J. Assembly panel votes to let judges retire later
Montclair PD settles discrimination lawsuit, report says
Philly.com
Revel bidder plans 2nd tower, elite school
A.C. credit rating is downgraded
Corbett hits Wolf hard in first debate
Loss of school district boys' mentoring program hits hard
Is America ready for a series on being biracial?
The Detroit Free Press
DPS board seeks to remove emergency manager immediately
Tardy Wayne County judge suspended for 30 days
Rhodes to tackle water shutoff issue in court today
Michigan 5th grader expelled after gun brought to school
The Washington Post
New plan to fight Ebola would move the sick out of their homes
Islamic State sites targeted in risk-laden strikes
White House’s fence vulnerability was pinpointed in 1990s mock attack
35 breaches of the White House perimeter, mapped
ID theft cost the IRS $5 billion last year. Here’s what Congress can do about it.
Nearly two-thirds of likely Utah voters think teachers should be able to have concealed weapons
Prince George's Schools CFO, wife resign after fraud charge
Third televised debate planned in Md. governor’s race
Record number of students are homeless
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland City Council expected to authorize Opportunity Corridor land sale
Chris Christie will campaign with Gov. John Kasich and Lt. Gov. Mary Taylor next week in Independence
Richmond Heights mayoral recall can proceed as planned, Supreme Court rejects legal challenge
Cuyahoga County Board of Elections plans 4 events on Tuesday as part of National Voter Registration Day
Cleveland's $200 million plan for new schools gains some City Council support
The Chicago Tribune
Bears' Houston: 49ers' Kaepernick did use racial slur
Emanuel wants to decriminalize pot statewide
Little Village shooting closes violent weekend: 3 killed, 30 wounded
Fioretti law firms' unpaid bills could be fodder in Chicago mayor's race
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Assistant to DeKalb CEO Ellis invokes 5th Amendment 30 times
Georgia Supreme Court hears fight over private probation
Fulton tax breaks, new city back on agenda for 2015
The Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Register to immediately cease publication
Ft. Carson in Colorado put on lockdown after report of shots fired
Survey finds women are underrepresented across California governments
L.A. chosen for pilot program on dissuading militant recruits
USA Today
Push to electronically track abusers gains traction
Ex-N.Y. football coach acquitted of assaulting player
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