Today in Black History: In 1942 a rebellion occurs in Detroit when Blacks who have rented new housing units are met with violence by whites.
The New York Times
Outrage Over Sexist Remarks Turns Into a Political Fund-Raising Tool
Obama Starts Initiative for Young Black Men, Noting His Own Experience
Editorial: Business and the Minimum Wage
Post-Filibuster, Obama Faces New Anger Over Judicial Choices
Rare Supreme Court Outburst Caught on Even Rarer Videos
Rangel Will Face Rematch of Tough 2012 Primary
Christie Allies Joked of Disrupting Traffic at a Rabbi’s House
At Council Hearing, Calls for New York to Offer Homeless Children and Families More Aid
The Christian Science Monitor
Sexual assaults: Army removing 588 soldiers from 'positions of trust'
Fed's Yellen on minimum wage hike: CBO got it right, it would cost jobs
Most in US wouldn't eject illegal immigrants; a minority would OK citizenship
The Star Ledger
Investigation committee member calls for Chris Christie to resign
Bridge scandal: 911 tapes from GWB closure to be released today
Bridge scandal: Christie's press secretary meets with federal prosecutors
Acting Trenton Mayor George Muschal hits the ground running
2 NJ lawmakers urge corruption probe of Newark watershed agency
The Detroit Free Press
Michigan budget director John Nixon resigns
The Governor's Club by the numbers: Total funds raised and spent, biggest donors and expenses
Governor's Club: Fund has transparency, but also questions about buying influence
350 City of Detroit positions up for grabs at job fair
Education chief: Michigan superintendents need more authority to make tough cuts
Philly.com
Honoring civil rights' past while looking to future
Councilwoman proposes new funding formula for public education
Ed Sweeney, ex-Ironworkers leader, pleads not guilty
Sweeney talks about 'the cleanup' of Ironworkers
Dems nag Nutter over '16 convention
The Washington Post
Obama sees focus on young black and Hispanic men as focus after presidency
Did lawmakers actually donate shutdown pay?
The real story behind the FCC’s study of newsrooms
It’s been 20 years since the Brady bill passed. Here are 11 ways gun politics have changed.
Supreme Court disrupted by protest over campaign finance ruling
D.C. Council questions Henderson on achievement gap
Judge: Md. political consultant Julius Henson violated probation by running for office
The Chicago Tribune
Police investigating after boy found alone with no coat, shoes
CPS warns employees on testing
Chicago not Detroit, bond analysts say
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Family military tradition put Duane Evans Jr. on path to Iraq
Central State University among universities that qualify for full-ride scholarships from U.S. Department of Agriculture: Higher Education Roundup
The Literacy Cooperative in Cleveland needs your help in tackling low adult reading and math skills
Anthony Hairston selected as new Cuyahoga County councilman
The Los Angeles Times
One of five LAFD recruits in training class are related to department firefighters
Jerry Brown announces campaign for fourth term as California governor
City Hall asks how to get more Angelenos to vote
Court rules for high school that asked students to remove flag shirts
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Atlanta superintendent search advances
Clark Atlanta doctoral student selected for White House project
USA Today
Biden to Democrats: Don't apologize
City ends fight by paying for car it improperly sold
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