Today in Black America: Pioneering artist and civil rights advocate Hale Woodruff was born in 1900 in Cairo, Illinois.
The New York Times
Court Is ‘One of Most Activist,’ Ginsburg Says, Vowing to Stay
Ignoring Qualms, Some Republicans Nurture Dreams of Impeaching Obama
Trying to Inspire a New Generation
Despite ‘Enormous Strides,’ Minorities Still Face Barriers, President Says
Public Defenders Are Tightening Belts Because of Steep Federal Budget Cuts
South Carolina City Takes Steps to Evict Homeless From Downtown
In 2000, a War Room Didn’t Fit de Blasio’s Style
Seeking Role Unknown to Many, Public Advocate Candidates Spar in Debate
City Makes Test Scores Available on the Web
The Christian Science Monitor
Trayvon Martin case: Will it be 'forgotten,' as Colin Powell says?
UPS drops health benefits for 15,000 spouses. An Obamacare bellwether?
Transgender Americans: Bradley Manning isn’t the only one
'Core' US interests now at stake in Syria, Obama says. Will he take action?
The Star Ledger
Oliver's future as Assembly speaker in doubt
Healthier housing market sparks bank layoffs by the thousands: report
Port Authority police say woman, bystander, and shooting suspect sustained injuries in PATH train shooting
New Jersey isn't 'tax friendly' for retirees, study shows
Retired Essex County College president to be honored in renaming of campus building
The Detroit Free Press
Detroiter sues 36th District Judge Wanda Evans over church speeches
Mental health courts making a difference, according to state
What will happen when several Michigan universities get new presidents?
DPS using school gardens to promote curiosity and healthy eating
Government profits to soar more than $700 million with new student loan rates
Philly.com
Nutter angrily rejects teacher criticism
Study faults corner store cigarette ads
District having difficulty selling off old schools
Pa., NJ among states where private lobbyists get public pensions
Packing new snacks: Finding healthier choices for students
The Washington Post
Arne Duncan: Let’s build a better education law
The Armageddon Caucus
Colin Powell calls Zimmerman verdict ‘questionable’
In 2010, the federal government spent 3.457 trillion dollars. In 2012, it will spend 3.455 trillion.
DHS employee behind racist Web site on paid leave
Veteran’s suicide sparks call for change
When civil rights activists become elected officials, they face the past
Montgomery teacher named ‘most hopeful’ in America
The Chicago Tribune
CPS' first day amid budget cuts, school closings, safety concerns
Zion cops: Landfill search over, infant's body not found
Law lowers required school age to 6 in Illinois
Illinois system fails to protect students from abuse
State website to add teacher disciplinary action
First lady will pay tribute to civil rights leader
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Editorial: Kids can't get a good head start without Congress
Ohio prison system sees spike in contraband cell phones behind bars
Ohio Gov. John Kasich appoints three Northeast Ohioans to boards
How effective is JobsOhio? Experts say private nature of Gov. John Kasich's brainchild makes evaluation tough
Cleveland school district report card still has notation of attendance "scrubbing" investigation
Northeast Ohio Media Group to donate $1 million in free advertising to area health and human service agencies
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Adults arrested after children found in filthy homes
McNair school hero honored by church
The Los Angeles Times
Jerry Brown eyes putting state guards in private prison
Legislature OKs bill to let noncitizens serve on California juries
LAUSD has deal for ad-free Bing searches
State to audit sexual assault policies at UC Berkeley
USA Today
'Grueling' hours at banks in focus after intern death
Chartered bus goes up in flames as it returns from D.C
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