Today in Black History: Educator Barbara Sizemore, the first Black woman to lead a major public school system (Washington, DC), was born in 1927.
The New York Times
Sony Faces Quandary in Threats Over ‘The Interview’
New York Teachers Score Highly in New Evaluation System
Jeb Bush Takes a Step Toward a Presidential Run
Editorial: Tortured by Psychologists and Doctors
Federal Judge Calls Obama’s Immigration Actions Unlawful
Vivek Murthy, the New Surgeon General, Isn’t Afraid to Take a Stand
New York Protesters to Meet With Bill de Blasio
New York City Comptroller Seeks to Settle Claim by Eric Garner’s Family
At New York City Council Hearing, Concerns About Housing Authority Practices
Push to Provide Lawyers in New York City Housing Court Gains Momentum
Philly.com
Questions linger as ex-Marine sought in Montco killing spree stabs self to death
D.A. Williams: A.G. Kane made false statements about sting case
3 Ironworkers plead guilty, but judge not sure if he will accept the pleas
Mount Holly misses deadline in housing settlement
500+ to change schools in West Chester
The Star Ledger
Sayreville athletic director suspended by board vote amid football hazing controversy
Chris Christie vs. Jeb Bush: A look at both potential Republican presidential candidates
Reported bullying, violence incidents decline again in NJ schools
Trenton council considers $350K settlement with employee who alleged corruption by Mack administration
The Detroit Free Press
Multiple arrests in meningitis outbreak that killed 19 in Michigan
Snyder: Education reforms coming in January
The Chicago Tribune
Demario Bailey's mom: 'I am nothing without my boys'
4 boys, 15 and younger, shot in Chicago over 4 days
City workers sue over Emanuel-backed pension changes
2.5 million sign up for Obamacare
The Los Angeles Times
OC inmate in 'extremely' critical condition after jail altercation
Some theaters drop 'The Interview' amid Sony hacker threats
LAPD's plan for 7,000 body cameras comes with challenges
LAPD announces reforms to boost accuracy of city crime statistics
The Washington Post
Could it be another Bush-Clinton race in 2016?
Jon Stewart goes through the list of random things in the spending bill, is horrified
Fresh attacks on Common Core ahead after GOP wave
In Cleveland, entrenched distrust complicates efforts to reform policing
How America will look in 2060, in 7 graphs
D.C. Board might vote early on graduation requirements
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland police officer accused of shoving girlfriend down stairs, knocking her unconscious
The bipartisan redistricting reform proposal: What you need to know
Wilberforce University continues fight to survive: Higher Education Roundup
Ohio needs better control - and better funding - of charter schools, says Fordham and a new report
USA Today
Obama issues 'executive orders by another name'
Obamas discuss racist experiences
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
DeKalb Ethics Board takes up case against Commissioner Johnson
Police confirm alibi of Valdosta wrestler linked to gym mat death
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