Today in History: President Dwight D. Eisenhower ordered federal troops to Little Rock, Arkansas in 1957 to desegregate Central High School.
The New York Times
Obama Presses Chinese on Global Warming
Appointed to Redeem Secret Service, Director Will Discuss Another Misstep
Omar J. Gonzalez, Accused of White House Intrusion, Is Recalled as Good but Troubled Neighbor
U.S. Is Carrying Out Vast Majority of Strikes on ISIS, Military Officials Say
In Colorado, a Student Counterprotest to an Anti-Protest Curriculum
Academic Skills on Web Are Tied to Income Level
Cleared After Nearly 23 Years in Prison, but Not Free
To Fix Rikers, de Blasio Wants Outside Help at Jail Agency
The Christian Science Monitor
'Historic' drop in federal inmates comes as left and right find common ground
Will Illinois be 17th state to decriminalize marijuana? Rahm Emanuel in favor. (+video)
Obama targets 'tax inversions' by US firms, but real reform needs Congress (+video)
Retirement savings in the US grow across all age groups (+video)
UN Climate Summit: Obama flexes US muscle in global climate fight (+video)
The Star Ledger
Multiple bidders show interest in Revel casino
Democratic PR woman, wife of Fulop supporter awarded contract with autonomous Jersey City agency
Christie touring Camden today to highlight education and law enforcement
Christie's approval rating slightly dips, majority agree legislative bridge committee should wrap up
Atlantic City plans to eliminate hundreds of city jobs, report says
Salem County to host 6 flu clinics
Philly.com
Man surrenders in shooting of 'cheerful, energetic' girl, 15
Senate passes Phila. cigarette tax; Corbett poised to sign
DRPA watchdog quits, cites meddling
Mo'ne donates jersey to Hall of Fame
The Detroit Free Press
Danger rises with increasing pipeline leaks, slow fixes
Dems asked to end online absentee ballot program
Jury hung, mistrial declared in deputy-inmate sex case
Detroit schools get $700K federal grant
The Washington Post
In Syria, Obama stretches limits he put in place
Football players suffer severe burns from school’s misuse of disinfectant
Friday at the White House: ‘One after another unit failed’
Light-skinned minorities won’t grow the Republican Party
Consumer watchdog agency collecting financial data on millions of Americans
Meet the guys who might run against Clinton
D.C. Council passes ‘concealed carry’ gun bill with tough regulations
D.C. Council member says agencies shortchange small businesses
The Chicago Tribune
Arrests in Ferguson after fire at memorial for slain teen
U.S. hospitals unprepared to handle Ebola waste
Cook County seeking public input on former hospital site
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Traffic camera firms relied on lobbyists to stop proposed ban in Ohio legislature: Follow the Money
Kids no longer need parent or guardian to participate in Juvenile Safe Surrender program
Democrats tout student voting to OSU crowd as part of Tour to Restore Ohio (Slideshow)
What obligations do charter school operators have to taxpayers? Ohio Supreme Court heard arguments
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Reed appoints former communications deputy as senior advisor
Testimony: DeKalb official feared for his job
DeKalb Commission releases money for ethics investigations
The Los Angeles Times
Six L.A. County sheriff workers get prison for obstructing jail probe
Police chief's apology sows healing, friendship
U.S. rate of Type 2 diabetes stabilizes, CDC reports
State investigating LAFD hiring after white applicant alleges bias
USA Today
Tensions flare in Ferguson after Brown memorial burns
Black Workers Allege Racism in Seattle Tunnel
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