The New York Times
If Roe v. Wade Goes
Debt Impasse Shadows Race for Presidency
2nd Presidential Debate Is Less Formal, but Little Is Left to Chance
Obama Campaign Feels ‘Good’ About State of Race
Romney Is Attacked by His Father’s Longtime Aide
Jackson Is Investigated Over Money in Campaign
New York’s Rising Jobless Rate Poses Test for Cuomo
Prosecutor Testifies on Stop-and-Frisk Tactics
Brooklyn District Attorney Has a New Rival
Manhattan Borough President Seeks Bonds to Expand Early Education
The Christian Science Monitor
Will US economy rebound in 2013? Forecasters say not much.
Obama vs. Romney on 'fiscal cliff': May the bolder man win, polls say (+video)
Ohio pushes welfare recipients to find work and exit the system
Supreme Court to review Arizona law making would-be voters prove citizenship
The Star Ledger
N.J. ready to issue sports betting licenses in January
Sweeney: Take politics out of minimum wage hike
Assembly committee approves giving towns more control on judge appointments
Trenton Mayor Tony Mack maintains innocence on federal bribery charge during groundbreaking event
3 Camden mothers ask N.J. to find better schools for city children
The Detroit Free Press
Suit claims Morgan Stanley financed predatory loans targeting black communities in Detroit
Snyder, feds: Time to stop squabbling and jump-start mass transit for metro Detroit
Controversial standards place more emphasis on students' critical thinking skills
Graphic: Common core state standards initiative
State proposal would give Michigan schools a break on MEAP scores
Not even rain dampens enthusiasm for helping Focus: HOPE help others
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Atlanta to spend $2M on surveillance cameras
New Wal-Mart hiring; welcomed in Atlanta’s Vine City community
Thousands of Georgia voters line up for early voting
Georgia: The past four years
DeKalb schools settle suit with employee who spoke out at board meeting
The Chicago Tribune
Voters blame politicians, not unions, for pension mess
Pain on way for Chicagoans despite good-news budget
Culture plan emphasizes arts in schools
Video: Clarence Page issues an empathy alert for next debate
Obama coming back to Chicago to vote early
The Los Angeles Times
Prop. 38 proponent to stop airing TV ad
State hotline provides inaccurate voter registration deadline
Education cuts at stake in tax battle
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Vote early, Michelle Obama urges crowd at Tri-C Metro in Cleveland
New CFPB report combs through student loan complaints
Republican VP candidate Paul Ryan and Condoleezza Rice to campaign Wednesday in Berea
Sherrod Brown and Josh Mandel face off in first debate in race for U.S. Senate
John Glenn addresses Ohio voters in new commercial for President Barack Obama (video)
USA Today
First women drop out of Marines' infantry training
FDA widens meningitis drug warnings
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