The New York Times
Obama Poised for New Fight With G.O.P. Over Tax Cuts
Democrats to Ask for Curbs on Donor-Shielding Groups
Tax-Exempt Groups Shield Political Gifts of Businesses
Can the Democrats Catch Up in the Super-PAC Game?
Job Weakness Starts to Shape Election Tone
Krugman: Mitt’s Gray Areas
A Harlem Light Still Shines
The Christian Science Monitor
Polling: a look inside the machinery of public opinion surveys
Obama, Romney campaign surrogates duke it out on TV blabfests
Why are all these conservatives beating up on Mitt Romney?
New details about Romney's wealth confirm F. Scott Fitzgerald's quip about the rich
'Stand your ground' loses ground
George Zimmerman, the Constitution, and the shifting politics of self-defense
The Star Ledger
Jersey City and Bayonne to get more cops thanks to federal grant
Hudson Dems kick off voter registration drive
Newark charter school is on shaky ground, lease for unused facility at center of state probe
Newark's fight to take control of schools from state hits snag over new numbers
Rutgers $295M makeover hits tax credit snag
The Detroit Free Press
Detroit officer's gun kills woman; incident under investigation
University board members who voted 'no' on tuition hikes speak up
Rochelle Riley: A spark of recognition is worth waiting for as mom's memory fades
It's time to forgive student loans, U.S. Rep. Hansen Clarke says
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Atlanta charter school closing
Metro Atlanta's home bidding wars return
The Washington Post
Obama’s two-pronged economic problem
Jobs report makes it tougher to tout progress
E-taxes gain favor in states, Congress
Should Supreme Court justices Google?
Texas GOP rejects ‘critical thinking’ skills. Really.
New Md. schools superintendent aims high
Loudoun group proposes math-science charter
Mendelson to hold hearings on education, truancy
The Chicago Tribune
Neighborhoods see spike in violence
Writing program for young black males tries to expand horizons
Romney's NAACP speech may be tuned out by young
Chicago goes after businesses that officials say breed crime
The Los Angeles Times
California urges Vernon to replace top officials
California's new election rules pose challenges for candidates
Few borrowers signing up for foreclosure review
Gov. Jerry Brown names two to Cal State board
USA Today
More states restrict welfare cash purchases
Obama to push extension of middle-class tax cuts
Swing states poll: Ads give Obama an edge
Our view: Policing corporate crimes
More public schools splitting up boys, girls
States tie reading tests to promotion
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
New law allows families to force addicts into treatment
Reading guarantee for Ohio 3rd-graders starts with September screenings
Colleges offer summer programs to improve students' academic success
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