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Today in Black America - November 10

POSTED: November 10, 2017, 9:30 am

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Today in Black America: 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


Senate G.O.P. Tax Bill Delays Trump’s Prized Corporate Cut
 
A Middle-Class Tax Cut? It Depends Who and Where You Are
 
G.O.P. Candidate Is Accused of Improper Conduct With Minor
 
In Vietnam, Trump Makes a Friendlier American Landing
 
Video of a Massacre Raises a Question: Who Should See It?
  
Video Shows Georgia Teacher Threatening Student: That’s How ‘You Get Shot’
 
Violence Against Transgender People Is on the Rise, Advocates Say


Local

David Dinkins Doesn’t Think He Failed. He Might Be Right.
 
Man Convicted of Murder in New York Police Officer’s Death

Post Office Fails to Deliver on Time, and DACA Applications Get Rejected

Brooklyn Diocese Names 8 Priests Who Sexually Abused Children


The Star-Ledger


He's sexist and fondles Confederate flags. She got mad and took his job. | Editorial


Outgoing N.J. senator and Christie friend gets job on Horizon board

 
Princeton peace coalition ramps up in age of Trump, national tragedies
 
Advocates demand county end immigration detention contract
 
GOP's Kean to Murphy: I'll trade you a minimum wage hike for income tax cut
 

Philly.com


Breaking down the key House, U.S. Senate races looming in Pa., NJ
 
Coalition calls for 'transformative' change in Krasner's 1st 100 days
 
In Philly's 'last death penalty case,' killer gets life sentence
 
Under accreditation threat, Cheyney to hire permanent president
 

The Detroit Free Press


Garbage tycoon Chuck Rizzo pleads guilty to bribery, faces 6-10 years
 
Michigan Rep. Tim Kelly out of running for federal post over offensive blog posts
 

The Chicago Tribune

Illinois’ women senators declare solidarity with new caucus, then go opposite ways on wage bill

 
Employees want their job to matter, but meaning at work can be hard to find
 
Mavis Staples back on the freedom highway: 'It's like we have to start all over again'
 

The Cleveland Plain Dealer

Assessing President Donald Trump's first year: Editorial Board Roundtable
 
83 Ohio State University students accused of using app to share course answers
 
With Sherrod Brown and Rob Portman, the tax debate will get interesting for Ohioans
 
The selective patriotism of those who denigrate anthem protesters: Dave Lange (Opinion)
 

The Washington Post

As Roy Moore declines to step aside, a tale of two Republican parties emerges
 
Woman says Roy Moore initiated sexual encounter when she was 14, he was 32
 
The Fix: GOP’s Roy Moore and Steve Bannon nightmare comes into focus
 
‘I don’t feel wealthy’: The upper middle class is worried about paying for the tax plan
 
Fact Checker: Paul Ryan’s repeated claim that ‘everyone’ will get a tax cut

Military jury convicts Marine drill instructor who targeted Muslims
 
Analysis: How Republican losses in Virginia could mean real trouble for the GOP in 2018

 
Latino Victory Fund, pilloried for truck ad, says Northam win is vindication
  

The Los Angeles Times


Trump voters disappointed by his presidency threaten the GOP
 
L.A. County ramps up effort to fight hepatitis A as cases among gay and bisexual men surge

L.A. prosecutors form special Hollywood sexual assault task force
 
Californians strongly oppose Trump — and 53% say state's members of Congress should 'never' work with him
  

USA Today


Nine differences between the House and Senate tax plans — and how they would affect you













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