Today in Black History: Dr. Huey P. Newton, one of the founders of the Black Panther Party, is born on this date in 1942.
The New York Times
Killing Offers ‘Ferguson’ Moment for Hispanics
Federal Judge Blocks Obama Policy on Immigration
Hurricane Sandy Victims Say Damage Reports Were Altered
Editorial: The Roadblock to Sentencing Reform
Gov. Scott Walker’s Higher Education Budget Ignites Backlash
Inequality Has Not Risen Since the Financial Crisis
The Christian Science Monitor
Meet your 2016 GOP front-runners: Jeb Bush, yes, and a Midwestern surprise
Battle against Islamic State expands as Egypt bombs Libyan affiliate
The Detroit Free Press
Detroit council approves new police lease
Judge: Wayne County jail shabby, must be repaired
Metro Detroit Muslims call for peace
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
City appeals judge's decision to allow "I can't breathe" lawsuit to proceed
Anthony Hairston, Cuyahoga County Council's youngest member, first paid his dues in Cleveland politics
Whose school will be rebuilt first? Cleveland school district will have a plan and hearings next week
The Los Angeles Times
L.A. Times, filmmaker to produce multimedia venture on racial identity
Aging water mains a $1-billion headache for DWP
Special interests are at center of L.A. election date debate
The Chicago Tribune
'Dock' Walls undeterred by long odds
Wilson selling story of personal success
Sheriff's budget crisis raises questions about safety at Kane County Jail
Obamacare enrollment extended after technical issues
USA Today
Man sues after police turn off dashcam during arrest
Parents, students decry 'white power' signs at game
Oregon's new governor to be sworn in Wednesday
Star Ledger
3 different reasons 3 N.J. districts are letting parents opt out of the PARCC exam
Alzheimer's drug clinical trial in N.J. has openings for patients
5 presidential campaign moves Christie took in New Hampshire
Christie on the issues: Education
Philly.com
Ward leaders won't back Quiñones Sanchez
Diaz can't rely on Latino vote to deliver victory
Inspired by Toni Morrison to mark the lives of slaves
NJ teachers union launches anti-test ad campaign
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