Today in Black History: Civil Rights pioneer and NAACP Executive Director Roy Wilkins died in on this date in 1981.
Read the latest devleopments on Hurricane Irma as the catergory 5 hurricane takes aim at the state of Florida.
The New York Times
National
Editorial: Why the Return of Bigger Banks Means Bigger Risks for Everyone Else
U.S. Officials Ramp Up Warnings Ahead of Hurricane Irma
Puerto Rico Spared the Worst; Caribbean Islands Devastated
Why Florida Is So Vulnerable to Irma
Trump Jr. Says He Sought Information on Clinton’s ‘Fitness’
The Fake Americans That Russia Created to Sway the Election
Equifax Says Attack May Have Affected Millions of Users
For DACA Recipients, Losing Protection and Work Permits Is Just the Start
Trump Lashes Out at Congressional Republicans’ ‘Death Wish’
After Charlottesville, Colleges Vow to Do Something. But What?
Local
Hudson Rail Tunnel Is Focus of Meeting Between Trump and State Officials
Police Consider Releasing Body Camera Footage in Fatal Bronx Shooting
For Teachers Working Through DACA, a Bittersweet Start to the School Year
The Star-Ledger
Christie's response to lewd Trump tape cost him cabinet job, Bannon says
No jail for ex-housing director who ripped off federal funds
'Affordable for who?' City tackles new housing costs, heights
Baraka: Newark airport workers deserve better wages | Opinion
Voters won't get to decide whether to eliminate primaries in this city
The Chicago Tribune
Emanuel's campaign donors get city benefits, from Lollapalooza to Vista Tower to West Loop
Search Emanuel's top third-term donors, with connections
Restaurants, employment agency ordered to pay back wages to immigrant workers
Preckwinkle says Big Soda driving pop tax opposition
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland police met with Browns to discuss controversy over players kneeling during national anthem
Cleveland mayoral candidates Eric Brewer, Brandon Chrostowski, Tony Madalone and Bill Patmon appear at West Side forum
One arrested after shooting at Columbus high school, police say
How state and local officials report, classify overdose deaths lead to conflicting tallies
The Detroit Free Press
Did Warren Mayor Fouts abuse rules to give his aide lifetime job protection?
Detroit teacher files $10M lawsuit against school district, Mayor Mike Duggan
Philly.com
Philly cop who fatally shot fleeing man in back will be fired
Black Lives Matter, front and center, for Krasner's DA campaign
Bunch: Yo, NFL, you're morally bankrupt - I wish I knew how to quit you
Group wants to raise $140 million for city's charter, parochial and public schools
Wilmington struggles as a gun plague afflicts its youth
The Los Angeles Times
A year after accounts scandal broke, problems are still surfacing at Wells Fargo
Enrollment of Catholic school students in an online public school raises questions
Man with swastika tattoo charged with hate crime after punching man and yelling racial slur
Jahi McMath, girl declared brain dead three years ago, might still be technically alive, judge says
City Council members seek to label L.A. a 'sanctuary' for immigrants
The Washington Post
Category 4 storm — about 500 miles southeast of Miami — could make landfall early Sunday
South Florida now under warning; Hurricanes Jose and Katia intensify
‘It’s like someone with a lawn mower from the sky has gone over the island’
Leading Republican moderate announces retirement from House with parting shot at direction of GOP
Republicans alarmed by Trump making deals with Democrats
Election Integrity Commission members accuse New Hampshire voters of fraud
Gillespie rejects ‘alt-right’ label for Nazis and Klansmen in Charlottesville
Senate panel rejects Trump’s proposed federal education cuts
What city bus systems can tell us about race, poverty and us
District gets a vote of approval from Labor Dept. for improved job training
USA Today
House passes $15.25 billion hurricane aid package with short-term government funding, debt-ceiling increase
Growing up under fire: Wilmington, Delaware, leads U.S. in teen shootings
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