Today in Black America: Chicago Tribune newspaper publisher John Sengstacke was born in Savannah, Georgia in 1912.
The New York Times
National
Top Choices for Secretary of State Divide Republicans
Editorial: The Lawsuit Presidency
Opinion: White-Collar Supremacy
Trump Turning to Ultrawealthy to Steer Economic Policy
Postelection Harassment, Case by Case
Cause of Severe Injury at Pipeline Protest Becomes New Point of Dispute
How the American Electorate Is Changing
Betsy DeVos, Trump’s Education Pick, Has Steered Money From Public Schools
Bus in Crash That Killed 6 in Chattanooga Had Strayed From Route
A Battle to Change Medicare Is Brewing, Whether Trump Wants It or Not
Local
A Bronx Librarian Keen on Teaching Homeless Children a Lasting Love of Books
Editorial: Race and Marijuana Arrests
The Christian Science Monitor
Can Trump and the press get along?
After election, a surge in the desire to 'do something'
Why Russians are so captivated by Trump
As US pulls back from Pacific trade deal, countries look to China
Philly.com
1 dead, 1 wounded in overnight Black Friday shooting at South Jersey mall
On Osage Avenue, rebuilt homes to rise again from MOVE's ashes
Hate wave: Post-election incidents reported in region
Justice on hold: A long wait for review of discredited officer's cases leaves prisoner waiting
The Star-Ledger
Woman chases, helps police catch Thanksgiving Day burglar, cops say
N.J. district replaces HS baseball coaches accused of bullying players
Perth Amboy settles sex harassment suit against ex-police chief for $150K
The Chicago Tribune
U. of I. center provides services, on-site living for student veterans
Men try to understand Chicago's violence from a safe place — jail
EDITORIALS: How Republicans can rebuild Obamacare
Activists plan Black Friday protest on North Michigan Avenue
The Detroit Free Press
Man charged with 1st-degree murder in Wayne State officer's death
Betsy DeVos: Fighter for kids or destroyer of public schools?
Feds in Detroit to prosecute hate crimes; cases have risen statewide
Teacher unions smarting after many members vote for Trump
The shocking rate of crime Detroit kids face each day
Metro Detroit charities see that needs are changing
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland Housing Court program helps those in need find safe landing from eviction
New study finds links between El Niño and Lyme, gastrointestinal disease increase in United States
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Judge O'Donnell concedes Ohio Supreme Court race
Cleveland brings work back to its 'workhouse' with expanded community service program
Cleveland police officer accused of misusing police database
The Washington Post
Dylann Roof ruled competent to stand trial in South Carolina church shooting
Clinton’s loss is latest retreat of center-left politics in the West
Russian propaganda effort helped spread ‘fake news’ during election, experts say
Trump picks billionaire Betsy DeVos, school voucher advocate, as education secretary
The new frontier for drone warfare: Under the oceans
‘Go back to the cotton farm’: Black child was taunted, beaten on school playground, family says
This program could revolutionize homeownership for student loan borrowers
Ohio college student who plotted to kill military employee, police officers for ISIS is sentenced to 20 years in prison
Cheerleaders investigated by the University of Kansas for photo captioned ‘KKK go trump’
Worried about the administration of president-elect Trump? Try opening your wallet
D.C. Council to debate emergency legislation on campaign finance reform
The Los Angeles Times
Westside cities consider earthquake retrofitting for thousands of vulnerable buildings
Number of international students in U.S. colleges at an all-time high, and California is their top destination
Two of three men shot to death in a Compton park are officially identified
Appeals court upholds a judge's decision to toss prosecutors off a mass-shooting case
USA Today
Dylann Roof found competent to stand trial in church shootings
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