Today in Black History: The bill sponsored by Rep. John Conyers (D-MI) to make Dr. Martin Luther King Jr's birthday a national holiday was signed into law in 1983.
The New York Times
National
Black Turnout Falls in Early Voting, a Bad Sign for Clinton
Behind 2016’s Turmoil, a Crisis of White Identity
An Inconvenient Truth From Trump on Race and Politics
Moving Past Emails, Clinton Returns to Attacking Trump
Investigating Donald Trump, F.B.I. Sees No Clear Link to Russia
Cozy Mix of Politics and News Contaminates Both
Federal Judge Blocks Racial Discrimination Suit Against Airbnb
A Showman With an Anger That Ignites, and Limits, His Appeal
A Survivor With a Steely Resolve That Can Inspire and Inflame
Clinton-Connected Consulting Firm Sues Republican Strategist Ed Rollins
Trevor Noah Wasn’t Expecting Liberal Hatred
Local
Jurors’ Questions Hint at Division in Trial on Lane Closings
Behind Closed Doors, Measures to Reform City’s Campaign Laws Raise Concerns
The Christian Science Monitor
Behind Dakota pipeline protest: Native American religious revival
How early voting has become so politicized this election (+video)
In New York, is it time for a change in Muslim surveillance laws?
How will history judge James Comey’s email revelation?
Philly.com
Pittsburgh officers argue against residency requirement
Union rejects SEPTA's first post-strike offer
Lower Merion schools' PR problems: Lawyers, taxes . . . and sushi?
The Detroit Free Press
Rochelle Riley: Carlita Kilpatrick begins her own new life
Detroit council presses demolition officials on suspension of program
The Washington Post
Fuel prices up and down East Coast spike after Ala. pipeline explosion
Clinton, Trump are all but tied in latest Post-ABC News poll
What’s more popular than Trump and Clinton? Just about everything.
In revived email probe, Republicans see chance to not talk about Trump
‘He’s not one of us’: Trump still struggles to win over many Republicans
Chicago surpasses 600 homicides in 2016 and is on pace to have its deadliest year in two decades
Number of home-schooled students has doubled since 1999, new data shows
Six killed in Baltimore after school bus and commuter bus collide
D.C.’s Board of Education candidates want to close disparities between schools
Millennial voters help push D.C. Council to the left, ousting old-school politicians
The Chicago Tribune
Emanuel won't return $50,000 Trump contribution
Clinton aides in leaked emails: Axelrod a 'headache' to be 'neutralized'
5 people shot in Chicago in little more than an hour Tuesday
Chicago employers relax office schedules, offer incentives to get people to vote
Gannett pulls offer for Tronc, publisher of Chicago Tribune
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland police delays training on new use-of-force policies until 2017
Cleveland's "Investment Schools" improve some as they sort out what works
Cuyahoga County opens workforce resource center
27 Ohio cities, villages seek income tax increases; most blame state lawmakers: Impact 2016: Where the cuts hurt most
Canadian youth baseball team ditches Indians name, Wahoo logo out of respect for Native Americans
The Los Angeles Times
To fight childhood obesity, task force recommends screening all kids starting at age 6
Parents of Ezell Ford, who was fatally shot by LAPD officers, settle lawsuit with city
Trump's call for policing urban polls stirs defiant reaction among black voters
Proposition HHH backers try a personal approach to get homeless bond approved
L.A. County leaders form panel to oversee sheriff in a bid to restore trust
A $1.2-billion mixed-use complex in South L.A. is closer to being built, despite community opposition
The Star-Ledger
N.J. Transit meets the Legislature, reluctantly | Editorial
UPDATED: N.J. rejects Atlantic City's recovery plan, setting stage for takeover
Bridgegate jurors: Is conspiracy a crime if no intent of revenge?
USA Today
FBI surprises again, shares files on Bill Clinton pardon of Marc Rich
TV's making progress on diversity, but it's motivated by money
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