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Today in Black America - January 5

POSTED: January 05, 2016, 6:30 am

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Today in Black History: Noted scientist Dr. George Washington Carver died on this date in 1943
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The New York Times

International

For Now, Government Monitors Protest in Oregon

National

Editorial: The President Acts on Gun Violence

Obama to Step Up Background Checks on Firearms

After California Attack, Gun Sales Soared

For Now, Government Monitors Protest in Oregon

Even Insured Face Crushing Medical Debt, Study Finds


Michigan Finds Ways to Attract Minority Students

How You Can Measure a Senator as a Presidential Contender

Ex-Officer Freed Pending Trial in Killing of Walter Scott


Bill Clinton, the Subdued Spouse, Makes His Campaign Debut

A Look at Questions That Could Shape the 2016 Race

Bipartisan Criminal Justice Overhaul Is Haunted by Willie Horton


Local

Report Finds Juvenile Program Failed to Reduce Robberies, but Police Are Expanding It

Success Academy Principal Who Created ‘Got to Go’ List Takes Leave

Questions Over Cuomo’s Order on Homelessness


Albany’s Businessman-Legislators Scoff at a Call to Make Lawmaking Full-Time


The Christian Science Monitor


Oregon militia standoff: What should government do?

When Republicans took over Congress, they promised to govern. How'd they do?

Why Seattle is scoring victories against labor traffickers


Kagame wants third term in Rwanda. A test for democracy?


The Star Ledger

N.J. gets extension to meet federal ID rules affecting licenses


Christie blasts Obama as 'dictator' on guns, but is he doing same thing in N.J.?


Man killed in daylight shooting at Newark public housing

Bergen County, New Jersey's most populous, has a new prosecutor


Activists say brawl at Newark City Hall a 'black eye' for anti-violence movement


Newark to hire attorney to oversee police internal affairs


Philly.com

Kenney restores Philly to a 'sanctuary city'

Mayor Kenney: 'Black lives do matter'

Ousted pastor sues Zion Baptist Church


Philly's new year starts with 4 homicides

Philly Council's got a new look, 5 rookies


Philly schools to settle with whistle-blower?

Videoed beating 'small piece' of the story


The Cleveland Plain Dealer

Tamir Rice meeting between prosecutor, clergy is cancelled


Cleveland cop pleads guilty to sexual contact with minor

Cuyahoga County's casino taxes should go to communities, say county council members

CMSD resource officer under investigation after NewsChannel 5 asks about his Tamir Rice comments



The Chicago Sun-Times

Brown: Rauner endorses recall bill; 'very disappointed' in Rahm


Police Board wants public input in search for new superintendent

Chicago pays $5.5M in reparations to 57 Burge torture victims

Jesse Jackson: Gun control alone can't curb violence



The Detroit Free Press

Victim's family leads rally for justice in Dearborn

Protest crosses racial, religious lines

Former staffer of Rep. Brian Banks settles lawsuit

Board declares state of emergency in Flint water crisis


The Los Angeles Times


Suspect in a series of violent crimes is shot after a chase on the 5 Freeway in Sun Valley

Rams, Chargers and Raiders submit relocation applications to NFL; now for the hard part

9-year-old boy fatally mauled by three pit bulls


California legislators propose spending $2 billion to build housing for homeless

'Citizens United' advisory measure can go on ballot, California high court says


The Washington Post

Armed occupation in Oregon stems from decades-long fight over federal land regulations

Why the Oregon militia is citing the Book of Mormon’s ‘military stud-muffin’

White House outlines new gun restrictions, bypassing Congress

Obama administration keeps its distance from latest fight in region

Robinson: The Oregon standoff exposes America's double standards

Expert panel finds CDC remains weak on lab safety despite some progress


How companies make millions off the injured


Forget hopes and dreams: The GOP race is all about nightmares


A teen finds her voice and becomes county’s first youth poet laureate

Donna Edwards: Media treats white militants better than black activists


D.C. mayor clashes with a top city lawmaker on plans to combat crime

Metro Transit Police looking for six individuals in connection with Red Line attack


‘I believe Sasha Bruce saved my life’



USA Today


Judge: Chicago lawyers deliberately withheld evidence in police shooting

Obama gun actions will focus on unlicensed dealers at gun shows, online


GOP lawmakers call for firing of Mizzou professor who called for 'muscle'

Child shoots 2-year-old girl in Georgia








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