Afternoon Lede Check - 10.20.14
From WaPo to WJLA, here are the stories that are leading your homepages today, after the jump…
The Washington Post: 57,000 federal workers are paid for long absences
USA Today: Apple rings up big results thanks to iPhone sales
POLITICO: The passion of the ‘kissing congressman’
The Hill: Court weighs gun rights of felons
Roll Call: Michelle Nunn’s Big Challenge: Breaking 50%
Daily Caller: ‘We Can’t Pay A Lot More’ – Socialist Party Demanding $20 Minimum Wage Insists It Should Not Be Subject To $20 Minimum Wage
The Washington Times: Ted Cruz outlines 10 priorities for a GOP-led Congress: ‘We should lead boldly’
National Journal: Why Washington Power Players Are Flocking to Seminary School
Washington Examiner: Government has paid millions of dollars for workers to stay home
Huffington Post Politics: NOT SO FAST – SENATE CONTROL LIKELY WON’T BE DECIDED IN NOVEMBER
WTOP: Matthew indicted in 2005 sex assault
ABC 7: Jesse Matthew indicted in 2005 Fairfax case with rape, abduction and attempted murder
NBC 4: Graham Suspect Charged With Attempted Murder in 2005 Case
CBS 9: UVa.
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