Today in Black History: Barbara Jordan of Texas and Andrew Young of Georgia become the first Blacks from the South elected to Congress since Reconstruction.
The New York Times
National
Beyond White House Race, Host of Issues on the Ballot
Trump-Clinton? Charter Schools Are the Big Issue on Massachusetts’ Ballot
Janet Reno, First Woman to Serve as U.S. Attorney General, Dies at 78
After High-Profile Shootings, Blacks Seek Prosecutor Seats
Arizona Can Ban ‘Ballot Harvesting,’ Supreme Court Says
Why the Election Is Close, and What Trump and Obama Have in Common
Emails Warrant No New Action Against Hillary Clinton, F.B.I. Director Says
Inside Donald Trump’s Last Stand: An Anxious Nominee Seeks Assurance
Fear of Donald Trump Helps Democrats Mobilize Hispanics
Bill Clinton Evokes Past, but From the Periphery of His Wife’s Campaign
Donald Trump’s Big Bet on Less Educated Whites
Local
Facing Death, Brooklyn District Attorney Spoke of Doing What ‘Is Right’
‘Super PACs’ Spend Freely as Control of New York Senate Hangs in Balance
‘Tragic and Savage’ Stabbings Leave Newark Residents Outraged
New York Attorney General to Investigate Taser Death of Bronx Man
Support, and Dismay, for Brooklyn Assemblywoman After Charges She Hit Her Son
The Christian Science Monitor
Countering political division: the transforming power of a real conversation
How undecided voters could spring a surprise this election
When white nationalists show up to 'monitor' the polls
Memo to: the next president
Dump Trump? To many Republicans, it's the height of betrayal.
Philly.com
SEPTA: Deal reached to end strike
Feds don't buy Christie's explanation for freezing out Jersey City mayor
Clinton's charity confirms Qatar's $1 million gift while she was at State Dept
Group therapy the fix for jittery voters
No candy-coating lack of charity at Hershey School
Rutgers puzzles law enrollment in Camden: Why did twice as many students choose Newark?
The Star-Ledger
Time for Gov. Christie to testify under oath | Editorial
Person of interest in Newark stabbings that killed 3 arrested after standoff
Calls for justice at vigil for 2 children, woman killed in Newark stabbings
N.J. ban on ballot selfies undemocratic, uncool | Editorial
Victims of Rutgers campus stabbing remain hospitalized
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Changing Electoral College: Ohio's presidential election influence to shrink with likely loss of another seat
Federal appeals court in Ohio overturns restraining order against Trump campaign in voter-intimidation case
Ohio Attorney General's advisory group recommends best practices for police chases
Cleveland schools boost graduation rate by tracking every student's progress
The Chicago Tribune
Almost 1 in 4 Illinois teachers miss 10-plus days of school year
1 dead, 10 wounded in shootings on South, West sides
Authorities investigate chaotic fatal police shooting in Mount Greenwood
The Detroit Free Press
Detroit to pay $11M to 800 residents in water damage claims
Mitch Albom: Only thing worse than this election may be the next one
Detroit neighborhoods meeting becomes heated over Proposal A
New Detroit school district unveils academic plan
The Los Angeles Times
Arrests of protesters at Alfred Olango shooting site in El Cajon can continue, judge rules
Win or lose on Tuesday, a Democratic battle looms
Thousands of early voters hit the polls in L.A. County. 'I have never seen such long lines'
Colorado poised to make history with Latinas in charge of state Legislature
Did a fight over gentrification lead to a hate crime in Boyle Heights?
The Washington Post
The housing crisis of ’08 nearly broke Miami. Now it wants banks to pay.
Motivated to oppose Trump, Hispanics are poised for historic turnout
Trump attacks Virginia governor for restoring felons' voting rights
Americans ready to move forward after exhausting election
Janet Reno, first female U.S. attorney general, dies at 78
Civil rights group makes legal case for controversial Education Dept. regulation
Why voting hasn’t been a way to improve our nation’s schools
Diminished roles, lack of respect frustrate black teachers, national study shows
Residents, activists sound off on state of police in the District
‘We want coverage across the city’: D.C. mayor touts network of private cameras
Voters’ grumpy mood to be tested in ballot contests in region’s 3 largest suburbs
Sen. Ulysses Currie, dean of Md. African American lawmakers, to retire
USA Today
Janet Reno, first female U.S. attorney general, dies at 78
Donald Trump: Why you should vote for me
Hillary Clinton: Why you should vote for me
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