Today in Black History: Brooklyn Dodger catcher Roy Campanella is named MVP in the National League for the second time in 1953.
The New York Times
National
One Slogan, Many Methods: Black Lives Matter Enters Politics
Chicago Rarely Penalizes Officers for Complaints, Data Shows
Ta-Nehisi Coates Wins National Book Award
F.B.I. Director Repeats Call That Ability to Read Encrypted Messages Is Crucial
Settlement in New York Domestic Violence Case May Set Broader Precedent
Republicans Push to Halt Syrian Refugee Program
Fact Check: Donald Trump Says He Predicted the Sept. 11 Attacks
Democratic Socialism Will Be Topic of Bernie Sanders Speech at Georgetown
Ad Helped Chris Christie Win a New Jersey Race, but Then He Had to Apologize
Local
Jury Hears Where Sheldon Silver’s Money Went as U.S. Rests Case
Tapes Played at Skelos Corruption Trial Portray Strategy Used Against Democrats
Half of New Yorkers Say They Are Barely or Not Getting By, Poll Shows
De Blasio Unveils Plan to Create 15,000 Units of Housing
Education Dept. Drops Proposal to Rezone Upper West Side Schools
Princeton Students Hold Sit-In on Racial Injustice
The Christian Science Monitor
Amid anti-Muslim backlash in US, a call for compassion
Why Connecticut may try 21-year-olds as juveniles
Where hard-line House Freedom Caucus has a big following
The Star Ledger
Corrections officers lose appeal to get into better pension
Judge accused of hiding fugitive boyfriend seeks to have case tossed
Protesting Princeton students plan to stay in Nassau Hall overnight
Poverty study is an alarm bell for N.J. state government | Editorial
TCNJ campus 'stands united' against inequality, injustice
Philly.com
Pa. twist: Attack on school property tax
Polaneczky: Justice at last for autistic woman
Vacancies in 100s of Philly classrooms
Students want Woodrow Wilson's name removed from Princeton
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Art show highlights inmates' talents, connects them to outside community
Cuyahoga County judges pull out of justice system reform group
Cuyahoga County to ask Ohio Attorney General's Office to collect delinquent loans
Reviewers often slam Cleveland schools' teaching, leadership and culture - but the district wants to hear more
Search for new state superintendent dominated by political jockeying and rumored return of Susan Tave Zelman
The Detroit Free Press
Pugh: Don't make me pay $350K AND $250K in sex case
Top Workplaces offer employees voice, support
Detroit schools coalition: Hurry up, lawmakers
The Chicago Sun-Times
County Board passes Preckwinkle's budget — which includes hotel tax
Overall hate crimes down, except against Muslims: FBI
THE WATCHDOGS: Police failing to ensure mentally ill don’t have guns
The Washington Post
Two Clintons, 41 years, $3 billion: Inside the couple’s donor network
Is homelessness among U.S. kids declining, or surging? It depends on who you ask.
Fed leaning toward rate hike in December, meeting’s minutes show
Before people start invoking Japanese American internment, they should remember what it was like
Ben Carson’s campaign made a U.S. map and put a bunch of states in the wrong place
College students are bankrolling the athletic ambitions of universities
D.C. police framed man imprisoned 27 years for 1981 murder, U.S. jury finds
Residents say crime is Washington’s No. 1 problem, poll finds
Process for viewing video from police body cameras is about to get clearer in D.C.
Man sentenced to 4 years in prison for setting fire to CVS during Baltimore riots
The Los Angeles Times
Santa Monica police investigating black exec's detention that she claims was based on race
Here's what parents have to say about union efforts at Alliance charter schools
L.A. Mayor Garcetti rules out, for now, declaring homelessness an emergency
Lawsuit accuses L.A. County of denying welfare aid to mentally ill homeless people
USA Today
Mayor: Japanese internment camps justify rejecting refugees
Official: Woman's death in jail was accidental
Missing student, potentially armed, closes down Washington College
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