Today in Black History: Journalist and civil rights leader, Roy Wilkins, who served as the executive director of the NAACP, was born in 1901 in St. Paul, MN.
The New York Times
Obama Set for Limited Strike Despite British Vote
U.N. Leader Urges Obama to Hold Off on a Strike
Supremacist’s Plan Angers a North Dakota Town
New Leaked Document Outlines U.S. Spending on Intelligence Agencies
Democrats See Value in Texas in Candidacy for Governor
Leading Democrats, de Blasio Has Broad Support as Primary Nears
The Christian Science Monitor
Obama's path to Syria strike suddenly littered with speed bumps
Can AFL-CIO make inroads in Texas? Richard Trumka will try.
Why New York mayor's race could be big deal for American liberalism
Teen's suicide in Conn. renews focus on bullying as factor in complicated mix
The Star Ledger
Tale of T-Bone: Did Booker make up story of Newark drug dealer to strengthen his street cred?
Sobering stat: Trenton's 32nd homicide sets city record
Christie's 'camouflaged' campaign events? Governor's Jersey Shore tour raises eyebrows
Report says New Jersey lags behind U.S. in reducing miles driven
Paterson high school basketball coach charged with drug offenses, attacking cops
The Detroit Free Press
Michigan students to have many options for online learning this school year
Judge halts state review of Detroit's write-in ballots in mayoral primary
7 Detroit building inspectors accepted bribes, endangered public, Bill Schuette says
John Conyers to hold forum on fallout of Detroit bankruptcy filing
Philly.com
Mayor Nutter versus The Unions: The unending battle
Corbett: Homosexuals/kids analogy was 'inappropriate'
Robertson says gay people spread AIDS on purpose
The Washington Post
White House: Obama can go it alone on Syria
Within U.S. military, deep doubts about strike on Syria
Gerson: Obama’s speech showed he is no King
Study: Strain of struggle to make ends meet drains mental powers of poor
Internal Revenue Service to give equal tax treatment for same-sex marriages
Robinson: The weight on Obama’s shoulders
Infant mortality rate in Md. drops to lowest recorded level
The Chicago Tribune
Rush takes Kirk on Englewood tour
Raoul rules out run for governor
Former top aide to Stroger convicted of theft
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
New study on Obamacare says Ohioans who enroll will see savings, thanks to subsidies
The lack of overall grades in new state report cards poses a new challenge for high-performing charter schools and Cleveland's Transformation Alliance
New study on Obamacare says Ohioans who enroll will see savings, thanks to subsidies
The Los Angeles Times
Photos of kids with guns, flashing gang signs found in sweep
Calif. academic performance drops, but L.A. Unified improves
Gov. Brown's prison plan clears Assembly committee
California unveils ads for new health insurance market
USA Today
Ala. legislator calls for ban of Toni Morrison novel
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