Today in History: Conductor William Levi Dawson, who led the Tuskegee Choir for 25 years, was born in 1899 in Anniston, Alabama.
The New York Times
Holder, a Champion of Civil Rights, Just Like His Hero
Eric Holder Resigns, Setting Up Fight Over Successor
U.S. Targeting ISIS’ Revenue Sources
Outbreak of a Respiratory Illness Escalates Among Children and Mystifies Scientists
In a Video, Police Chief of Ferguson Apologizes
Man Faces Second Trial in Killing of Florida Teenager
Facebook Lawsuit Over Search Warrants Can Proceed, a Court in Manhattan Rules
Solar Company and Bronx College Plan a Technology Hub
The Christian Science Monitor
For Eric Holder, a broad legacy ranging from race to terror
FBI: New Apple, Google phones too secure, could put users 'beyond the law'
Ferguson chief apologizes to Brown family: Late, but perhaps not too little (+video)
US jobless claims below 300,000: How good is job market getting? (+video)
The Star Ledger
Christie's pension commission says N.J. retirement system faces $90B in unfunded pension and healthcare liabilities
Hurricane Sandy created wave of homeless children, data show
Newark school board's effort to freeze superintendent's pay faces uphill battle
Newark firefighter alleges demotion was retaliation for racial discrimination suit
Former Mercer County freeholder Paul Sigmund is arrested on drug charges in Princeton
Youth programs help ensure bright future for NJ: Opinion
Philly.com
Court admin fired in alleged $78K theft
A contentious tenure for DRPA watchdog
300+ protest state's hate-crimes law
Big, inconsistent classes at Phila. schools
The Detroit Free Press
Arena plan builds sense of possibility for Detroit
Rochelle Riley: Where's grand bargain for Detroit kids?
Orr stays on, but cedes control to Duggan, council
Detroit's future begins now — and it looks bright
DDOT to get 50 new buses thanks to federal grant
The Washington Post
Fix: The black leader Obama isn’t
Capital sharply divided on Holder’s legacy
Fight for next attorney general has begun
Eric Holder led George W. Bush’s Justice Department for 12 days -- and closed a key investigation
FBI director blasts Apple, Google for locking police out of phones
Ferguson police chief apologizes to Brown’s parents
Report: Agencies exaggerated success with small-business contracting goals
D.C. studies roots of dropout crisis, promises work to fix it
450,000 in Va. may lack proper ID needed to vote
NRA rep vows to fight new D.C. gun law
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
131 people turn themselves in during the first-ever Juvenile Safe Surrender
Joanna Saul, head of Ohio prisons oversight panel, reinstated
Ohio asks Supreme Court to intervene in court fight over early voting
More Cleveland parents are visiting their kids' schools
Ohio to receive $7.9 million in federal grants to prevent chronic disease
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Ellis attorney, prosecution witness exchange snide comments
Georgia official blasts Obama Administration over new water rules
The Chicago Tribune
Teen boy critically wounded, girl shot in South Side attack among 8 wounded
Editorial: The murder of a 9-year-old boy
3 ex-aides to state treasurer claim firings were retaliation
Report: NFL security chief was sent Ray Rice video in April
The Los Angeles Times
Officer's ouster in CHP beating may influence other cases
LAUSD knew of misconduct by Miramonte teacher in 1983, records show
He's no longer a prisoner of the drug war
L.A. Unified oversight panel rejects $42 million for computers
USA Today
Obama didn't put up 'much of a fight' to keep Holder
Community reacts to Ferguson police chief’s apology
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