Today in Black History: Mezzo-soprano 0pera star Shirley Verrett makes her New York City Opera debut in 1958.
The New York Times
National
Majority of Voters Disgusted by State of Politics, Poll Shows
Clinton Storms Swing States as Trump Rallies Base
Clinton Pushes Minority Turnout as Trump Tries to Rally His Base
How States Moved to Stricter Voter ID Laws
EDITORIAL: Donald Trump’s Impeachment Threat
Editorial: Time to Move the Standing Rock Pipeline
Some See Supreme Court Stonewall Lasting for 4 Years
Sorting Through the Clinton Email Case and What the F.B.I.’s Options Are
A Narrower Majority for Republicans Could Widen the House Divide
Walter Scott’s Character Scrutinized in Trial of Officer Who Killed Him
Wells Fargo Faces Scrutiny for Black Marks on Ex-Employee Files
Local
Guards Were ‘Negligent’ in Fatal Encounter With New York Inmate, Judge Rules
Mayor De Blasio’s Donors Are Avoiding Democrats in State Senate Races
Outrage in Bronx as Barnes & Noble Is Set to Close
The Christian Science Monitor
Is the cash bail system rigged against the poor? Reform movement swells.
Obama expresses support for native Americans in pipeline clash (+video)
How tax cuts changed Wisconsin
A daytime refuge for homeless people: the duo behind the pioneering effort
Philly.com
SEPTA, union trade barbs, then resume talks
Wilkerson joins SRC as its chair
State police raid Philly office as voter registration probe grows
Dems eye Pa. House gains; GOP seeks Senate veto-proofing
City businesses that discriminate could lose license under Council bill
State to audit the Philadelphia Parking Authority
The Detroit Free Press
Buyer's remorse? Michigan absentee voters can recast ballots
Absentee voting up in Michigan, down in Detroit
In crowded Detroit school board race, endorsements roll in
Nearly $37M awarded to man in Genesee County jail lawsuit
The Chicago Tribune
'He's got to get control of the ship again': How tensions at FBI will persist after election
City releases details on Friday's Cubs World Series parade
1 dead, 7 others wounded in city shootings
Woman and 16-year-old boy killed, two women wounded in South Chicago shooting
The Washington Post
In Haiti, desperate and hungry a month after Hurricane Matthew
Tensions between FBI, Justice over Clinton probes will probably persist after election
Early voting by Latinos may help Clinton in battleground states
Fake ads incorrectly tell Clinton supporters to text their vote
Intelligence officials warn of Russian meddling in election and beyond
Supreme Court halts scheduled execution of Alabama inmate
Harvard ends men’s soccer season early over sexually explicit ‘scouting reports’
Wisconsin college town reels after beating death of Saudi student on crowded street
A teacher punched a second-grader in the face because she was ‘tired of him,’ police say
Bernie Sanders wants the feds to investigate these drug companies for possible price collusion
Report: Closing achievement gaps should be priority for D.C. schools chancellor
Hogan appoints new member to State Board of Education
In Richmond, front-runner scrambles to beat back charges as election nears
The Star Ledger
Former teacher busted for child porn again — 13 years after similar conviction
46 people charged in massive county-wide drug bust, authorities say
N.J. Senate panel OKs 'aid in dying' despite looming Christie veto
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Obama overtime-pay rule prompts changes, requires loans, as Ohio universities adapt
Cleveland brother, sister charged in 2015 beating death of husband
Hearing Friday on Dems' request to limit poll watching in GOP voter-intimidation case
Elections officials warn Ohio University professors against offering students extra credit for voting
How the Cleveland schools met - and didn't meet - benchmarks of 2012 levy and the Cleveland Plan
The Los Angeles Times
The Gullah people have survived on the Carolina sea islands for centuries. Now development is taking a toll
Loretta Sanchez is losing her grip on California's U.S. Senate race, new poll finds
LAPD investigating Boyle Heights vandalism as possible hate crimes sparked by gentrification fight
Activists call for answers about fatal shooting of couple by Inglewood police
USA Today
Friday's jobs report will be key to Fed interest rate plans
Alabama inmate gets a 7th stay of execution
Bettors still favor Clinton, but her odds have dropped 13%
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