The New York Times
U.S. Shifts Strategy on Illicit Work by Immigrants
Black Member Tests Message of Masons in Georgia Lodges
Revisions to Health Bill Are Unveiled by Democrats
For Hispanic Firefighter in New Haven Bias Suit, Awkward Position but Firm Resolve
Formerly Reticent, a Brooklyn Democrat Finds a Voice as a Leader in the Senate
Senators at an Impasse Find That Their State Pay Is at an Impasse, Too
More Jobs Lost
The Washington Post
Hard Line on Inmate Cellphones
Marines Meet Little Resistance in Afghan Push
New White House Office to Redefine What Urban Policy Encompasses
Naval Academy Professor Challenges Rising Diversity
Gates of Love Open at St. Peter's Church
Missteps in Crash's Aftermath Dull Fenty's Luster
Baltimore Sun
Dixon and residents ask why after girl, 5, is critically wounded on Baltimore street
City can proceed with Wells Fargo lawsuit
Ex-official lists alleged abuses in Police Dept.
Giving youngsters a head start on life
The Christian Science Monitor
5 percent unemployment: still a decade away?
Americans are working fewest hours on record
A better way to create jobs
Complaints arise about White House kibitzing in key Senate primaries
Detroit Free Press
Opponents of plan for a new GM are painted as too risky
State is expected to lose 310,700 jobs this year
Detroit gets apologies but little remorse
Los Angeles Times
Jackson memorial planned for Tuesday at Staples Center
California sends out IOUs
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December 30, 2024
Josiah Walls, former slave, Civil War soldier and Member of Congress from Florida, is born in 1842. Today is the 5th day of Kwanzaa, Nia (Purpose).
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Today in Black America - July 3
POSTED: July 03, 2009, 12:00 am
