Today in Black History: "What's Goin' On!" - Legendary Motown soul music singer and songwriter Marvin Gaye was born in 1939 in Washington, D.C.
The New York Times
D.C. Mayor Is Defeated in Upset at Primary
Unusual Events Force Exceptional Turnover in Charlotte Mayor’s Office
Obama Claims Victory in Push for Health Insurance
G.M. Hires Lawyer Specializing in Disaster Payouts
Mentally Ill Suspects Test Police Tactics
Ryan’s Budget Would Cut $5 Trillion in Spending Over a Decade
At a Momentary Peace With Albany, de Blasio Sees an Opportunity to Reboot
Half of New York’s Tech Workers Lack College Degrees, Report Says
Missing From Christie’s Proof-of-Innocence Claim: The Proof
The Christian Science Monitor
Why Congress could be crucial in quest to hold GM liable
Obamacare deadline 101: How can I get more time with an extension?
College admissions: Kwasi Enin aces the Ivys, all of them. Now what?
California quake: why L.A. faces something worse than the 'Big One'
Ryan budget's clear message: We're not Democrats (+video)
The Star Ledger
WATCH: Stewart ribs Christie over Bridgegate and Adelson apology
Bridge scandal panel's legal costs near $250,000, records show
Newark mayor's race: Warrant issued for suspect in Ras Baraka bus burning
Two Trenton council members call on city clerk to resign, call him incompetent
Newark Police Department welcome 51 recruits to first academy class since 2010 layoffs
The Detroit Free Press
Detroit pension fight heats up after deeper cuts, fund management shake-up plan
CVS guard met by hail of gunfire after woman begged him, 'Please save my son,' court told
New report details racial gap among U.S. children
Enrollment for expanded Medicaid kicks off in Michigan
Philly.com
Charter operators slated to take over 2 district schools
Dems bash Corbett for new taxes and fees supported by Dems
Philly prisons: What about the good guys?
The Washington Post
Councilwoman declares victory in mayoral race
Bowser a woman apart, until now. And it’s taking some getting used to.
Gray fails to answer voters’ doubts about his honesty
With over 7 million sign-ups, Obama says health-care law ‘is here to stay’
Capehart: Obama’s much-deserved victory lap
Students look for scholarships in some unusual places
The Chicago Tribune
2 children, woman shot on South Side
Northwestern to start NLRB appeal by April 9
Emanuel's pension fix: Shrink benefits, raise taxes
Transit superagency faces hurdles
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ed FitzGerald's 'voting rights' legislation clears Cuyahoga council committee; Republicans dissent
National, state scorecard on children's progress shows minority children lagging behind
Stopping predatory student loans requires a law to force better disclosure, Sen. Sherrod Brown says
Christie's Self-Exoneration closes credibility bridge: Editorial cartoon
Teacher firings aren't part of proposed law, but could be, chairman of House Education Committee says
The Los Angeles Times
Drought may hurt job growth for years, economists say
L.A. County sheriff's deputies union embroiled in power struggle
PG&E indicted on a dozen felonies in explosion that killed 8
Charles Keating Jr. dies at 90; key figure in S&L collapse
Solutions sought to reduce food waste at schools
Healthcare advocates push for medical services for uninsured
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Judge sets hearing for Beverly Hall
Dancers sue metro Atlanta strip clubs over wages
Hearings over in Ellis case
Wanted: someone to lead Georgia’s third largest school district
USA Today
Miss. lawmakers pass religious-practices bill
Vanderbilt's Derek Mason mural face gets do-over
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