Today in Black History: The U.S. Department of War established the Bureau of the Colored Troops in 1863, an effort to help the Union Army in the Civil War.
The New York Times
Immigration Overhaul Wins Panel’s Backing in the Senate
Editorial: An Imperfect Immigration Bill Survives
I.R.S. Official Will Decline to Testify Before House Panel
Obama Pledges Storm Aid; Some in Congress Talk of Finding Cuts to Offset It
Is the Economy Saving Obama’s Approval Ratings?
Garcetti Wins Los Angeles Mayor’s Race After Long Battle
To de Blasio, City Hall Shouldn’t Be All About Manhattan
Weiner Announces Candidacy for Mayor in Video
City Agrees to Faster Cleanup of PCBs in Schools
The Christian Science Monitor
Who's to blame for murky regulation in IRS scandal: Agency or lawmakers?
IRS deliberately harassed conservatives, majority say in poll
The Star Ledger
Trenton to be featured on Swiss television documentary about failing American cities
Shavar Jeffries officially jumps into the ring for Newark mayoral contest
Barbara Buono to launch first TV ad later this month
Christie picks up major Democratic endorsement on unfriendly turf
Speaker Oliver says Christie has been less than transparent on college grant list
The Detroit Free Press
Competitor charges Mike Duggan violated residency rule in run for Detroit mayor
Financially troubled Buena Vista Schools district recalls more workers
Poll: Michigan voters support raising taxes to fund road repairs
Conyers critiques storage of oil waste in Detroit
Embattled Judge Wade McCree: Affair with witness clouded my judgment
The Washington Post
Petraeus at heart of Benghazi dispute
It's not just Republicans up in arms about Benghazi. That's a problem for President Obama.
A few black Capitol cops protest agency bias
When do teachers and big government get respect? When we need them.
Group sues IRS for stricter tax-exemption rules
Lt. gov. nominee says ‘no apologies’ for past comments on gays, abortion
Low-wage workers picket outside federal buildings
The Chicago Tribune
Boy, 16, killed in Back of the Yards neighborhood
Red Line rehab poses political challenge for Emanuel
Emanuel: School board members still weighing closings
Books draw protest at school board session
Savings from Senate pension reform plan scaled back by half
The Los Angeles Times
Garcetti is L.A.'s next mayor; Greuel calls to concede race
L.A. voters oust Trutanich as city's top attorney
Ex-Bell officials to be retried in corruption case
Ratliff holding slim lead in LAUSD race
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland police gun buyback is June 15
Democratic activist Jan Roller is out, and Ohio City leader Eric Wobser might be in as early Cuyahoga County executive race intensifies
Memorial Day of Remembrance is Saturday for Cleveland's missing, murdered
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Fulton settles discrimination lawsuit
Gov. Nathan Deal cites ‘rescue’ of DeKalb schools in rare graduation address
USA Today
Tiger and Sergio feud turns ugly with ‘fried chicken’ remark
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