Today in Black History: The United Nations voted to make Libya an independent state in 1951.
The New York Times
Inquiry Into I.R.S. Lapses Shows No Links to White House
Rep. Michael Grimm Pleads Guilty but Says He Won’t Resign
So Far, 6.4 Million Obtain Health Care Coverage for 2015 in Federal Marketplace
Ceding to Florida, New York Falls to No. 4 in Population
After Shootings, Police Union Chief Deepens Rift With de Blasio
De Blasio Confronts a Crisis Over the Police and Race With a Practiced Calm
New York City Will Provide Free Space for a Dozen Charter Schools
The Christian Science Monitor
Why protesters are ignoring New York mayor's plea for a pause (+video)
GDP at best pace in 11 years: How good is US economy getting? (+video)
Grimm situation: Will Boehner force out Staten Island rep? (+video)
If cyberwar erupts, America's electric grid is a prime target
The Star Ledger
Official calls racist emails 'egregious lapse of judgement,' gets 90-day suspension
New Jersey gains almost 27,000 residents as Virginia closes population gap
N.J. Supreme Court bans judges from speaking with jurors after verdict
Longtime Irvington councilor, Essex freeholder recalled as dedicated, influential public servant
Philly.com
Ex-NAACP prez in hot water again
U. of Sciences pres. steps down
Helen F. Giles-Gee leaves post as president of the University of the Sciences
The Washington Post
Economic vigor raises hopes that a boom is coming
12 of the most memorable political sketches of 2014
House GOP leader, in his final report on IRS targeting scandal, claims tax agency tolerates ‘culture of bias’
Wilson High School principal leaves school immediately
Census: D.C. keeps growing, albeit at slower pace
The Los Angeles Times
Sony's decision to release 'Interview' is no tidy solution
Obama's approval ratings climb as economy improves
LAPD investigates Michael Brown parody at retired cop's party
The Detroit Free Press
Why was all-A Grosse Pointe teen killed on Detroit street?
4 sentenced in triple slaying, burning in Detroit
Freed from prison, but they're still paying the price
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland NAACP condemns call to halt protests until slain New York officers are buried
Family of Tamir Rice denounces violence against police
United Way agency gives at-risk students a chance to achieve: Good News Giving
USA Today
Police release video of Mo. officer shooting of armed man
NYC protesters defy mayor's call for moratorium
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