The New York Times
Democrats Propose Plan to Sidestep G.O.P. Anti-Tax Pledge
Romney and Obama Resume Economic Attacks, Despite a Few Diversions
Shift in Welfare Policy Draws G.O.P. Protests
After Pressing Attacks on Obama, Romney Surrogate Later Apologizes
How Much Has Citizens United Changed the Political Game?
Editorial: The Rush to Abandon the Poor
Zimmerman Lawyer Denies Revelations in Martin Case
The Christian Science Monitor
Senators push Bernanke: Was Fed asleep in the LIBOR rate scandal?
George Zimmerman: Is the prosecution damaging his credibility?
Guantánamo judge refuses to step aside
The Star Ledger
Trenton Mayor Tony Mack's house is searched by FBI agents
Ticking time bomb of debt: State budget crisis report says some problems 'decades in the making'
Judiciary chairman says no hearing for Solomon unless Christie also taps a Democrat for court
State Senate committee to hold hearing on problems at N.J. halfway houses
N.J. comptroller says hundreds should be cut from state pension rolls
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
SCLC sued over convention
Atlanta City Council approves more than $23,000 in claims against city
Mims park proposal wins OK
The Detroit Free Press
Detroit City Council's vote to reject $102M in union cuts doesn't change a thing
Michigan Supreme Court to hear arguments in Inkster Judge Sylvia James matter
Rochelle Riley: Neighborhoods Day a chance to help Detroit ARISE
After court ruling, Michigan's juvenile lifers may not be lifers after all
Detroit council rejects massive union wage cuts; but financial board could still impose them
Campaign finance reports: John Conyers' war chest down to $141,900
The Washington Post
William Raspberry, Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist for The Washington Post, dies at 76
Tax issue divides Romney camp
Study finds cost to voter ID laws
Romney surrogate wishes Obama ‘would learn how to be an American’
Report: Md. students make biggest gains in U.S.
Mayors Williams and Gray: A tale of two scandals
The Chicago Tribune
CTA to spend $205 million to modernize bus and rail repair facilities
Ethics panel ignores evidence of employee gifts, city watchdog alleges
Arbitrator scolds CPS, teachers union for stubbornness as threat of strike looms
The Los Angeles Times
Cal State students, faculty decry pay hikes
Bid to curb union spending gets big Democratic backer
USA Today
Programs aim to stem summer learning loss
Retirement savings get raided by laid-off workers
The AIDS epidemic: Beginning of the end?
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Prosecutor blasts Cleveland officer for failing to help fellow officer in fatal shooting case, calls him 'coward'
Obama campaign sues Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted over early voting restrictions
Ohio Republicans question tactics of group behind redistricting ballot issue
Cleveland's Antioch Baptist Church picks a new pastor whose vision goes beyond the pulpit: Mark Naymik (video)
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