Today in Black History: Some 3,000 Blacks march in Philadelphia in 1906 to protest a theatrical production of "The Clansman" and 62 are reported lynched.
The New York Times
Obama Admits Flaws in Health Web Site but Defends Law
Editorial: The Health Site’s Chaotic Debut
Civilian Deaths in Drone Strikes Cited in Report
Justices Return to a Death Penalty Issue
Language-Gap Study Bolsters a Push for Pre-K
Student Kills Math Teacher, Then Himself, at a Middle School in Nevada
Protests as City College Closes a Student Center
Poll Shows de Blasio Maintaining Huge Lead
The Christian Science Monitor
HealthCare.gov woes: Will Obama throw Kathleen Sebelius under the bus? (+video)
Death penalty: Supreme Court to hear case of mentally deficient Florida man
Los Angeles schools' plan for non-English speakers: Segregation or solution?
The Star Ledger
Revamped Youthstat program aims to help at-risk Trenton youth
Buono attacks Christie on urban record as governor's Democratic endorsements pile up
Christie signs law aimed at stopping those with jobs from getting unemployment benefits
The Detroit Free Press
Safety forum, other events planned in wake of EMU football player's slaying
Detroiter charged with 2011 killing of Mariha Smith, 5, torching the abandoned house
Detroit council rejects Kevyn Orr's proposed loan to settle swaps deal
How Detroit's bankruptcy eligibility trial will unfold
Summit says better people, controls will help fight corruption
Philly.com
Holder calls for better police training
Ramos' resignation ups turmoil for schools
What's with badly behaving cops in Philly?
Girard College to postpone changes until 2015
Did Penn cops give assistant D.A. a slide?
The Washington Post
Poll finds major damage to GOP after shutdown
Ohio just became the fourth Republican-controlled state to expand Medicaid under Obamacare
Republicans in these three states could face a backlash for not voting to end the shutdown
Poll: Most say HealthCare.gov problems indicate broader issue with law
The Richmond Times Dispatch’s non-endorsement -- and what it means
Young D.C. parents unsure about city schools
The Chicago Tribune
Bribery trial starts for 2 ex-analysts at Board of Review
Emanuel: Hike cable TV tax
Illinois health officials brace for flu season
Federal employees in Illinois must repay unemployment benefits
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Medicaid expansion OK marks a long-awaited victory for supporters, grounds for a fight among critics
Ohio sees 45 percent jump in seized meth labs, as the stimulant becomes a rural drug of choice
Medicaid expansion under Obamacare tracks 2012 election results across much of the United States (maps)
Ohio Job and Family Services Director Michael Colbert quits post, Medicaid official tapped as replacement
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Statue of white supremacist to be removed from Capitol entrance
The Los Angeles Times
City Hall staff kept quiet on L.A. streetcar red flags
California gets extra time to reduce prison crowding: another month
California prison policies under legislative scrutiny
School iPads to cost nearly $100 more each, revised budget shows
USA Today
Grambling players provide shocking details, reason they ended boycott
The NAACP has named a former U.S. House clerk as interim president and CEO
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