Today in Black History: Charlie Sifford becomes the first Black golfer to win a professional tournament when he captures the Long Beach Open in 1957.
The New York Times
National
2 University of Missouri Leaders Step Aside Amid Protests
Racial Tension and Campus Protests Across the Country
Sports Business: Realm of Power for Young Minorities
3 Alabama Officers Suspended Over Use of Force in Ending Party
Democratic Group Called iVote Pushes Automatic Voter Registration
Conference Seeks to Prompt Candidates to Discuss Education
Ben Carson Moves Into a Tie With Donald Trump in South Carolina Poll
Martin O’Malley Receives Support From Obama’s Finance Circle
Appeals Court Deals Blow to Obama’s Immigration Plans
Local
Criticism and Litigation Over Renewal Clause in Rent-Freeze Program for Older New Yorkers
Sheldon Silver’s Grants Suppressed in Budget Reports, Official Testifies in Corruption Trial
Skelos Case Hearing Offers Hint of Possible Defense Strategy
The Christian Science Monitor
University of Missouri president resigns amid growing activism, on and off the field
For black Millennials, a determined hope tempered by frustration
How Democrats could win the South. Why they probably won't.
Supreme Court case: Can government freeze money needed to pay a lawyer?
The Star Ledger
The grades are in: Christie runs a moral dead zone | Editorial
House transportation bill strips $50 million from NJ Transit
Majority of N.J. voters say Christie should drop 2016 bid, poll finds
Bankrupt N.J. hospital accepts $62.2M purchase offer from for-profit Prime
Christie OKs medical marijuana oil at school for special ed students
Christie won't withhold funding over PARCC opt-outs
Philly.com
A breakthrough in Pa.'s budget stalemate?
DRPA cop goes viral for the best reason possible
School apologizes for Halloween costume
Probe investigates sleeping Philly cops
Rutgers-Camden to host discussion on 'Black Lives Matter'
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Attorneys for Tamir Rice estate blast prosecutor McGinty's comment about family's 'economic' motives
Patrolling protests of Brelo verdict cost Cleveland $1.8 million in police overtime
Ohio school boards want to ban ads for bad charter schools
Cleveland father charged with lying about who shot toddler
The Los Angeles Times
California colleges step up efforts to help students in mental distress
UC seeks to boost Californians' enrollment by 10,000 by 2018
Half of immigrants in state illegally could be eligible for Medi-Cal expansion, study finds
In L.A. Unified, restorative justice has been slow to take hold
The Detroit Free Press
Jury awards $250K to Charles Pugh's accuser in sex case
Ex-Inkster police chief back on stand in trial today
Karen Weaver takes oath as Flint's first woman mayor
Metro Detroit students experience Mizzou racial crisis
The Chicago Sun-Times
Lisa Madigan wants investigation of Peoples Gas program
Editorial: Can you trust the City Council? Here's a test
Preckwinkle: I've got the votes for hotel tax hike
The Washington Post
Millennials actually like government work, and other myths about them
The nation’s high school dropout rate has fallen, study says
Appeals court says last ‘Angola 3′ prisoner can be tried a third time
U. Missouri president, chancellor resign over handling of racial incidents
Hundreds march at Yale in solidarity with minority students
‘Justice is worth fighting for': A Q&A with the graduate student whose hunger strike has upended the University of Missouri
Van of 16 headed to worship in Prince George’s encountered tragedy en route
In the name of statehood, D.C. joins obscure international group
Baltimore civic groups work to restore image of city
USA Today
How the Missouri football boycott could become a catalyst for more
Class action disputes flooding Supreme Court
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