Today in Black History: African American Episcopal Zion (A.M.E.Z.)Bishop James W. Hood, a fierce advocate for Blacks' rights, was born in 1831.
The New York Times
Holder Faces New Round of Criticism After Leak Inquiries
Former Bush Official Said to Be Obama Pick to Lead F.B.I.
Joblessness Is Seen Shortening Lifespan for Some
Thomas B. Edsall: Why Can’t America Be Sweden?
Rhode Island’s Chafee to Join Democratic Party
Bachmann, Facing Inquiries, Will Not Seek Re-election in 2014
Thompson Sees No Need to Bar a Police Tactic
In Feud, Working Families Party Turns Tables on Prosecutor
A Second Democrat Calls for Silver to Resign
The Christian Science Monitor
Why Pentagon has doubts about no-fly zone over Syria (+video)
Redskins name change: Will Congress make team act?
In Bangladesh factory aftermath, US and European firms take different paths
The Star Ledger
More than 5,000 Sandy-slammed homeowners apply for federal funds
E-mails reveal discord within Rutgers over hiring of Hermann
Julie Hermann abuse allegations: Barbara Buono responds to Chris Christie's stance
State orders Meadowlands Hospital in Secaucus to hire financial monitor
Sierra Club endorses Buono, bashes Christie on environment
The Detroit Free Press
Motorcycle injuries in Michigan worsen with weaker helmet law
Napoleon has slight lead over Duggan in Detroit mayoral race, poll shows
Candidates for Detroit mayor
Gov. Snyder: Detroit EM must consider everything — even DIA, Belle Isle — to fix city's finances
Judge compares alleged profiling of Muslims at border with NYC's stop-and-frisk program
The Chicago Tribune
Effort to pull controversial election authority from local officials stalled
Obama returns to Chicago for fundraising pitch
Teachers union files suit to halt closings
City to put $1.8M toward new domestic violence shelter
The Washington Post
In shift, high-tech firms look to add factory jobs in U.S.
Man who knew Boston suspect was unarmed when shot, officials say
Another tea party voice heads for sidelines
Holder, news executives to meet in wake of leak-probe controversy
Sequester cuts work-study
She said: Michele Bachmann, affirmative action and a frustrated GOP doctor
Pioneering colonel honored at graveside ceremony in Arlington
Baker: No regrets on Pr. George’s schools plan
McDonnell to restore rights for non-violent felons
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Editorial: With one month until deadline, reflections on Ohio's pending budget
Powell Caesar's funeral will take place Saturday, June 1
The Los Angeles Times
Tax breaks benefit rich households most, report finds
Counties getting welcome revenue boosts
Calif. lawmakers aprove a dozen gun bills
Brown: Reducing prison crowding is up to Legislature
Driver in fatal O.C. car crash was unlicensed
USA Today
Universities bolster MOOCs for online learning
HCA hospitals find optimal way to cut blood infections
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Hall County teacher accused of exposing himself turns self in
Hispanic enrollment surges in metro schools
Mounting legal woes spurred Democratic leader’s resignation
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