Today in Black History: Journalist Gwen Ifill, host of the PBS program "Washington Week," is born in 1955 in Queens, New York.
The New York Times
National
Congress Votes to Override Obama Veto on 9/11 Victims Bill
Alabama Chief Justice Roy S. Moore Battles Latest Ethics Charges
Teenager Held in Shootings That Kill Father and Injure 2 Students and a Teacher in South Carolina
Hillary Clinton’s College Plan Appeals to the Left, but Educators Have Doubts
Democrats Eye Hillary Clinton’s Confidence After Debate With Caution
Colin Kaepernick Says Presidential Candidates Were Trying to ‘Debate Who’s Less Racist’
Hillary Clinton Struggles to Win Back Young Voters From Third Parties
When ‘Yelling Commands’ Is the Wrong Police Response
Calls to 911 From Black Neighborhoods Fell After a Case of Police Violence
Local
Oral Nicholas Hillary Acquitted in Potsdam Boy’s Killing
Death of 6-Year-Old Boy in Harlem Raises Questions for Child Welfare Agency
‘Mr. Wolf’ Sought to Fix Bridge Scandal, Ex-Christie Ally Testifies
The Christian Science Monitor
Does the US owe blacks reparations? Yes, says UN panel.
What does academic freedom mean in the era of social media?
El Cajon shooting: US takes new look at police culture
Can familiarity build trust? A white cop moves into black Atlanta neighborhood
From juvenile detention to straight A's, with the help of a mentor
The Star-Ledger
Wildstein's Bridgegate timeline: Who knew and when?
Group drops challenge to $1.15B American Dream financing
7 things that worked against Fulop's bid to be N.J.'s next governor
Lawmakers propose 3-year degree, other changes to lower college cost
Philly.com
Widener prof creates website about Nat Turner
Salvation Army lawyer attacks credibility of retail expert
Lincoln U. students stage sit-in to protest campus conditions
SEPTA to hold career fair targeted to women
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Whether Clinton or Trump 'won' the debate, nobody's likely to change their vote: 60-Second Know-It-All (video)
Homeless advocates, Democrats ask full appellate court to review Ohio voter disenfranchisement case
New Ohio program offers low-cost alternative to court battles over public records
Cleveland school board also rejects teacher contract in symbolic vote
Cleveland police union's looming Trump, Clinton endorsement vote causes fear among black officers
The Chicago Tribune
Chicago's 'Obama people' recall key jobs in his White House, Cabinet
1 man killed, 6 others wounded in city shootings
Chicago police banned from threatening immigrants under Emanuel-backed measure
In Englewood, Whole Foods opens to cheers, high hopes
The Detroit Free Press
Far more Flint homes have lead lines than expected, report shows
U.S. House approves $170 million for Flint pipes
Judge rejects bid to have name removed from ballot
Survey shows more support for RTA vote with education
The Washington Post
Congress thwarts Obama on 9/11 lawsuits against Saudi Arabia
Former Republican senator and military maverick John Warner endorses Clinton
Two students, teacher injured in shooting at S.C. elementary school; officials say teen shooter’s father killed
Awkward questions for Clinton as Trump campaign airs husband’s infidelities
France and Britain begin building a border wall intended to impede migrants
Texas prisons ban ‘The Color Purple’ and book about Jackie Robinson but not ‘Mein Kampf’
Feds found widespread fraud at Corinthian Colleges. Why are students still paying the price?
The raging debate over the American sailor who refused to salute during the national anthem
The decline of the middle class is causing even more economic damage than we realized
The Los Angeles Times
Kamala Harris cashes in on the state Democratic Party's Senate endorsement while her rival gets nothing
L.A. targets full-time community college students for free tuition
LAPD shoot man who escaped from police custody during medical visit at USC hospital
L.A. city leaders question financial risk of hosting 2024 Olympic Games
USA Today
Pa. officer loses job after racially charged Snapchat photo
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