Today in Black History: The South African Nationalist government bans the African National Congress (ANC) in 1960, sending the ANC leadership into exile.
The New York Times
Tax Preparers Are Targeting Poor With High Fees
As Obama Spotlights Gender Gap in Wages, His Own Payroll Draws Scrutiny
Unofficial Enforcer of Ruling on Race in College Admissions
Obama Announces Grants to Schools to Integrate Work Experiences
Student Deaths, One After the Other, Unsettle a Close-Knit Campus
Charlotte Names New Mayor Amid Scandal
School Funding Deal in Kansas Complicates Governor’s Campaign for Re-election
49 Percent of New Yorkers Approve of de Blasio’s Performance, Poll Says
An Ex-Councilman Upstages the Mayor at His Own Event
Sharpton Is Linked to Spying on the Mafia
The Star Ledger
Stephen Sweeney walks back comments on halting NJ bridge scandal investigation
Editorial: Christie's taxpayer-funded political operatives
Paper-thin structural support on the Pulaski Skyway thanks to decades of corrosion
Trenton mayoral candidates address concerns of Latino community during forum
Atlantic City casino profits plunged 35 percent in 2013
The Christian Science Monitor
Senate extends unemployment insurance. Why such a tough sell in the House?
Do states have to disclose lethal injection drugs? Supreme Court refuses case. (+video)
Does labeling Fort Hood shooter with PTSD stigmatize combat vets? (+video)
The Detroit Free Press
Detroit city workers, pensioners could face cut in retirement savings, too
Oakland, Macomb, creditors file objections to Detroit bankruptcy document
Coroner: No ID until at least Tuesday on body feared to be Kalamazoo doctor
Ex-Ficano aide stole from the poor to buy hair plugs, luxury perks, prosecutors say
Detroit mom gets 23 years in prison for daughter's stabbing death
Philly.com
NAACP 'family feud' turns bitter, ugly
In Montco, a push to expunge juvenile records
Police probe shootings that killed one 11-year-old, wounded another
Camden roundtable on getting summer meals to hungry families
Vo-tech schools booming as grads get jobs
Christie's shoplifting bodyguard has wrist slapped
The Washington Post
Democrats facing reelection submit their wish lists
Senate votes to restore extended unemployment benefits
Obama to target gender wage gap
Holder: Scout’s honor on not transferring Guantanamo prisoners
GOP seeks coverage choices in health law they hate
Obama to announce Youth CareerConnect grants
Md. lawmakers closing out 90-day session
D.C. Council spars with Gray over budget
Why wasn’t Relisha taken from her home? It’s complicated.
The Chicago Tribune
Audit: CPD did not report some crimes in 2012 stats
Argument ends in shooting at a Near North Side nightclub
Springfield rally today over raft of charter school bills
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Former Ohio attorney general says convicted murderer should get new trial
Ohio teachers can buy more with their pay than in coastal cities, national survey finds
Veterans should be awarded college credit for military training, experience and coursework, officials say
Deadline today to register to vote, or make changes to registration
Leaders should balance team-building and completing tasks, say Case Western Reserve University researchers
The Los Angeles Times
LAPD shooting witness: 'We're all shaken'
LAPD officers tamper with in-car audio gear to avoid monitoring
L.A. Unified students want one of their own on school board
Index ranks L.A.'s neediest schools, seeking funds
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
King siblings’ finances in the spotlight
Atlanta schools poised to pass $658M budget
Beverly Hall trial delayed to August
Jesse Jackson Jr. transferred from N.C. to Alabama prison
USA Today
Bridgegate: Ex-Port Authority exec met feds last week
Awards honor outstanding students at community colleges
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