Today in Black History: Gus Savage, who served in the House of Representatives representing the 3rd District in Illinois, was born in 1925 in Detroit.
The New York Times
Still Feeling Hurricane’s Toll in Public Housing
Cancellation of Health Care Plans Replaces Website Problems as Prime Target
Health Site Chief Expects Low Initial Enrollment Number
People Who Buy Own Health Policies Face Big Changes
Business-Conservative Alliance Presses for Immigration Action
New Chief of the F.C.C. Is Confirmed
Black Shoppers at Barneys and Macy’s Say They Were Profiled by Security
Protests Halt Kelly’s Speech at Brown University
Mayor’s Race Intrudes on Stop-and-Frisk Case, Judges Say
The Christian Science Monitor
Official tells Congress Obamacare 'is working,' Republicans disagree (+video)
Racial profiling claims at Barneys, Macy's: N.Y. attorney general probing (+video)
Oklahoma abortion ruling sets stage for US Supreme Court to step in
NSA chief fires back: European spying reports 'completely false' (+video)
The Star Ledger
At Newark City Hall, support builds for paid sick time
Democrats who endorsed Christie now appearing in mailers with the governor
Newark deli owner killed in attempted robbery
Buono says she can't implement education platform immediately
Raise the minimum wage, Bergen NAACP says
The Detroit Free Press
Benny Napoleon, Mike Duggan's final mayoral face-off a bruising debate
Inkster manager: Hilton Napoleon and I argued, but he's still police chief
ACLU asks Michigan communities to repeal laws against panhandling
Poll: Duggan holds tight to commanding 2-1 lead over Napoleon in Detroit mayor's race
Orr: State aid was never on the table to forestall Detroit bankruptcy
State House agrees to changes allowing spending on Common Core standards
Philly.com
One Christie image still burnishing another
Supporters of schools protest on Rittenhouse Square
Corbett gets another extension on lottery deal
Police track student's deadly night of drinking
The Washington Post
Senate holds hearing on ‘stand your ground’ laws
Canceled policies spur furor over health-care law
The president’s abandoned promise on health care
Editorial: Don’t fear changes to your health care
Obama blindsided by controversies
Trouble for Mel Watt’s nomination?
Study: State defections from Common Core testing consortia won’t greatly affect costs
Howard needs to seriously reconsider Yardfest
Prison guard pleads guilty to aiding gang’s drug operation
Opposition to tea party reaches a high in Va.
The Chicago Tribune
Maywood trustee misused public funds, report says
Jackson Jr. turned away at prison
Jesse Jackson Jr. enters prison
Illinois to begin issuing driver's licenses in December to people in the country illegally
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland teenager shot, killed after reportedly being involved in fight on city's East Side
Cleveland Councilman Zack Reed calls for CBS news program '60 Minutes' to hire minority correspondents
Revised legislation would further change Ohio gun law; 'stand your ground' language remains
Rep. Marcia Fudge argues against "Stand Your Ground" laws before U.S. Senate with mother of Trayvon Martin
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Five children escaped fire that killed preacher
Former DeKalb school board member Donna Edler dies
GWCCA approves Falcons stadium budget, design
Bond set for father accused of killing 12-year-old son
The Los Angeles Times
L.A. Councilman Jose Huizar's accuser files second suit
Lawyer cites 'inappropriate' tactic in Huizar sex harassment suit
State not doing enough to keep guns from mentally ill, audit says
John Deasy to stay on as L.A. Unified schools chief
USA Today
Fed tapering of stimulus unlikely this week
IRS hamstrung on collecting health law penalties
N.Y. opens profiling probe involving black shoppers
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