Today in Black History: The first issue of groundbreaking Ebony Magazine, founded by publishing entrepreneur John Johnson, is published in Chicago in 1945.
The New York Times
Editorial: A Bad Ruling on Stop-and-Frisk
Court Blocks Ruling on Stop-and-Frisk for New York Police
Troubled Start for Health Law Has Democrats Anxious
In Alabama, a Test of Business Efforts to Derail Tea Party
As Cuts to Food Stamps Take Effect, More Trims to Benefits Are Expected
Federal Review Opened in Georgia Death
Homeownership Has Crucial Role in Westchester Race
De Blasio as Manager: Delegating, Yet Keeping a Tight Leash
The Christian Science Monitor
Chris Christie aims for Nov. 5 landslide, with an eye toward 2016
Obamacare and you: When does Obamacare start? (+video)
Stop-and-frisk: Appeals court halts changes to policy, rebukes US judge
The Star Ledger
Book: Romney didn't pick Christie for veep partly due to background 'land mines'
Poll shows Christie leading Buono by 19 points
Buono said Christie's decision to hold special U.S. Senate election has hurt her
NJEA money helping to unseat its own endorsed candidates
Essex County apartment owner accused of refusing to show unit to African-American man
Booker is officially a U.S. senator after being sworn in
The Detroit Free Press
State proposes crackdown on charity poker as games explode into 'a racket'
Detroit's historic bankruptcy: 4 questions that still beg for an answer
Woman and man are jailed after she sends him photo of 4-year-old daughter
EMU hosting summit on teacher preparation
Philly.com
Tentative settlement in Mount Holly Gardens case
Emotions flare at Fire Dept. hearing
Nutter appoints commission to probe L&I
The Washington Post
DHS workers routinely boost pay with unearned overtime
Clintons signal potential 2016 campaign theme
Bipartisan plan emerges for Medicare doctor payments
Senate GOP filibusters two Obama nominees
Government sets 20-year high for hiring veterans
What’s really scary about wearing ‘blackface’
The scary state of the District’s homeless kids
Leggett vows to press for major school construction funding
The Chicago Tribune
Food-stamp recipients will see cut in benefits starting Friday
Top cop: No need to hire more Chicago officers
Man charged in teen's slaying last spring near Obama's home
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cuyahoga County Board of Elections will be open for early voting this weekend
South Euclid man charged with selling drugs to teens at Cleveland Heights barbershop
House committee softens ballot-access requirements for minor parties; bill heads for full House vote
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
DeKalb corruption witness discusses experience
U.S. Attorney announces formal review of Valdosta teen’s death
The Los Angeles Times
New York's stop-and-frisk policy gets new life
UC's $5 million plan to aid 'Dreamer' students gets mixed reception
New Cal State trustee may be a good fit for Gov. Brown's online push
USA Today
Memos show slow start for health care plans
Detroit bankruptcy case hot topic at legal conference
Changing the face of 'Obamacare' website
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