Today in Black History: Famed Negro League pitcher Leroy "Satchel" Paige died on this date in 1982.
The New York Times
National
World Sees Disorder in Trump’s Foreign Policy Tweets
Without Naming Trump, Twitter Says It Won’t Block World Leaders
Bannon Tries Backing Away From Explosive Comments
Kushner’s Financial Ties to Israel Deepen, Despite Mideast Role
Trump, Defending His Mental Fitness, Says He’s a ‘Very Stable Genius’
Major Donor Reconsiders Support for Democrats Who Urged Al Franken to Quit
We Have Fewer Crimes. Does That Mean We Need Fewer Police?
Pennsylvania Police Chief Charged in Undercover Sex Sting
Local
Editorial: New York Leaders Are Failing Its Subway Riders
Judge Faults U.S. for Holding Immigrant Defendants Freed on Bail
City’s New Public Hospitals Chief Will Focus on Primary Care
Taxes as Charity? New Jersey Towns Try to Elude G.O.P. Tax Law
Philly.com
Will Trump's culture wars trickle down to Pa? 2018 races may answer.
SSI backlog: Thousands arpound Philly waiting more than two years for disability hearing
Krasner dismisses 31 from Philly DA's Office in dranatic first-week shakeup
A 2-year wait for retirement pay? Philly schools have a backlog of millions.
Detroit Free Press
Charities trying to gauge impact of federal tax reform on giving
Detroit Councilman Gabe Leland targeted in FBI investigation of towing titan Gaspar Fiore
Exoneree Davontae Sanford gets $408,000 from Michigan
Detroit making 'steady progress' against violent crime, police chief says
The Star-Ledger
See how your town scores on income inequality
Teacher who compared homosexuality to cancer has certificates suspended
'It's like ice in here': residents in N.J. housing complex complain of heating issues
Christie is the most talented politician I've ever encountered and he blew it | Moran
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Racist, offensive tapes aimed at Cleveland Browns, city, expected at fraud trial
Don't call Cleveland Councilman Joe Jones a prodigal son, he never really left: Phillip Morris
What attributes should a high school graduate have? It's not just the "three R's" anymore
Akron Community Foundation to host student career pathways information session Jan. 24
The Chicago Tribune
First weekend of 2018: 4 killed, 15 wounded in city shootings
Chicago-area clergy defend tax-free housing allowance as it faces legal challenge
Opinion: Metra tests high-tech backup braking system, wants full installation by 2019
EDITORIALS: How to reinvent Illinois higher ed (and reduce the brain drain)
The Los Angeles Times
Mitt Romney appears a shoo-in for Utah's Senate seat. The question is how he'd handle Trump
Severe flu brings medicine shortages, packed ERs and a rising death toll in California
L.A. Fire Department unveils 'SOBER Unit' aimed at reducing unnecessary emergency room visits
L.A.'s new recycling program has more than 28,000 complaints for missed trash pickup
The Washington Post
Fate of ‘dreamers’ set to dominate next round of budget talks
Trump administration sends mixed signals on infrastructure plan during weekend retreat
Bannon tries to soften his scathing comments, but Trump’s fury persists
Analysis: Russia has been meddling in foreign elections for decades. Has it made a difference?
As influx of Puerto Ricans continues, Koch-backed group starts seeking them out in Florida
Perspective: After all these years, ‘welfare reform’ is the same racist dog whistle it always was
Virginia voters file appeal to block Republican from taking office in House race tainted by ballot mix-up
As this Va. town grew, so did tensions between newcomers and longtimers. Then came the political scandals.
Virginia, Maryland will study Metro funding bills to provide millions in revenue
In unprecedented move, Metro seeks to provide refunds for trips delayed 15 minutes or more
Can employers ask why you’re taking sick leave? That’s key in Maryland’s debate.
Diverse Virginia school district makes push for more teachers of color
USA Today
Retirement Tips: 4 signs you're the target of a Ponzi scheme
Pot initiatives: Predicting the next 15 states to legalize marijuana
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