Today in Black History: Jazz and Blues vocalist Billie "Lady Day" Holiday was born on this date in 1915 in Philadelphia.
The New York Times
Rev. Gardner C. Taylor, Powerful Voice for Civil Rights, Dies at 96
Kenyans Try to Trace a Student’s Path to Terrorism
Editor: Cuban Expectations in a New Era
Blow: Did Rolling Stone Hurt the Quest for Justice?
Laurence Tribe Fights Climate Case Against Star Pupil From Harvard, President Obama
Ron Paul Is Expected to Play Little Role in Rand Paul’s Campaign
With State Control, North Carolina Republicans Pursue Smaller Prizes
Food Safety Law’s Funding Is Far Below Estimated Requirement
Father and 7 Children Found Dead in Maryland
New York City Discriminated in Paying Managers, Commission Finds
Rutgers Bans Fraternity and Sorority House Parties After Student’s Death
The Christian Science Monitor
Rolling Stone debacle shows how hard, and needed, sex assault reporting is (+video)
Garissa university: locals question calls to shut down a beacon of hope (+video)
How parents cope with America's child-care 'crisis'
The Star Ledger
Irvington High security guard attacked by students, report says (VIDEO)
5 Port Authority projects that could face scrutiny under spending review
Sweeney wants to change state tax policy in wake of Exxon agreement
Revel sale expected to close by tomorrow as casino sells for pennies on the dollar
The Detroit Free Press
Rosa Parks finalist in group's $20-bill campaign
Inkster's Jeralean Talley is oldest person, group says
Detroit council set to vote on Red Wings arena plan
The Washington Post
After Bush order, black enrollment down in Florida
8 family members, including 7 children, found dead in Md. home
Robinson: History in the making in the Iran deal
Editorial: President Obama walks a tightrope on the Iran nuclear framework
What the Kenya massacre reveals about the U.S.
Cummings visits Annapolis to ‘take the temperature’ for possible Senate run
$10 million lawsuit filed in death of man shot by Prince George’s deputy
AG’s approval of a school plan for males of color has holes
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Recently hired Cuyahoga County official was paid by two public agencies for the same work week, officials say
Five takeaways from the first day of trial for Cleveland police officer Michael Brelo
Cleveland city officials lay out 5 years of capital projects -- most with a '1-in-4 chance of getting funded'
The Chicago Tribune
Kansas wants to ban welfare recipients from seeing movies, getting tattoos
Emanuel, Garcia do last-minute campaigning ahead of Election Day
Illinois employers plan for more than 2,800 layoffs
The Los Angeles Times
MWD plans to ration water to Southland districts, cities
Lawyer's fee in CHP beating case sparks courtroom drama, divided loyalties
USA Today
Chicago voters head to the polls to pick mayor
Reid joins effort to push 2016 Democrats left
Army chaplains need training to help suicidal soldiers
Philly.com
Union to Dems: Avoid Convention Ctr. for DNC
Penn study finds faster learners don't overthink
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