Today in Black History: Earl Lloyd, the first Black to play in a National Basketball Association game, was born on this date in 1928.
The New York Times
‘Smart’ Firearm Draws Wrath of the Gun Lobby
Supreme Court Taking Up Police Searches of Phones
Editorial: Smartphones and the 4th Amendment
Health Law’s Pay Policy Is Skewed, Panel Finds
Amid Uproar, Clippers Silently Display Solidarity
For 2 Teenagers’ Murders, Much Sorrow, Few Answers and No Protests
Room for Debate: Should Affirmative Action Be Based on Income?
Op-Ed Contributor: The Wire Next Time
The Christian Science Monitor
NRA: 'Do or die' moment as moms, mayors mount anti-gun offensive (+video)
Racism allegations: Will NBA suspend L.A. Clippers owner?
The Star Ledger
NJ high school graduation rate ranks high in new report
Sandy aid must be prioritized for NY and NJ, lawmakers say
Current Trenton Fire Director to remain in position pending oral arguments regarding former leader's ouster, judge orders
Port Authority paid architect $500K for unsolicited bridge designs, report says
Change in NJ budget could divert environmental cleanup money to state's general fund
Newark Election 2014: South Ward natives vie for city council seat
The Detroit Free Press
2 teens face arraignment today in death of MSU student found on I-69
Meet Detroit's leading bankruptcy opponent (and it's not pensioners)
About 20 Detroit police officers to be suspended for outstanding warrants
Rochelle Riley: U-M needs to build a campus that reflects America
Civil rights activist Mabel Williams dies at age 82
Philly.com
The struggle with life in Philly, outside prison
Soccer stadium failing to lead Chester's rebirth
Clearview district considers privatizing janitors
New Rutgers-Camden chancellor Haddon focused on diversity, affordability, accessibility
The Washington Post
Allegations against Sertling aren't first
Jenkins: NBA owners must hold Sterling accountable
The GOP has a demographic problem, and it looks like it could get worse
For Palin, a diminished role in Republican Party
High Court: For justices, partisan image is hard to shake
Racist comments attributed to L.A. Clippers owner dominate Sunday shows
The top 15 gubernatorial races of 2014
Montgomery students urge action on achievement gap
Two Prince George’s moms lobby for Spanish immersion
Absences are chronic problems in D.C. schools
In rich Fairfax County, more poor seek food aid
The Chicago Tribune
Teen charged in Feb. killing of 14-year-old boy
3 charged in East Garfield Park home invasion, shooting
Cops: Teen girl missing from South Side
Cops: Girl, 12, missing from West Side
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Promoting weapons everywhere fosters culture of fear: Toby Hoover, gun violence victim
Juvenile court officials making moves to quell violence at detention center; report shows some youth could safely housed elsewhere
Charles Ramsey, one year after Seymour Avenue rescue: 'Every day is peaches and cream' (video)
Third Cleveland Foundation African-American Philanthropy Summit draws big crowd
Grades of D and F are history for JFK freshmen, as students now have to master a lesson or keep working
Richard Cordray is trying to promote equality and fairness, in face of discrimination claims, his office says
The Los Angeles Times
Pressure mounts on Sterling; Clippers fall after protest
Sterling tape authentic, Stiviano attorney says
With budget balanced, California should cut into credit card debt
Science teacher suspended over 'dangerous' projects returns to classroom
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Second victim in Fulton prosecutor shooting identified
Gov. Deal signs election-friendly budget into law
USA Today
Donald Sterling racism allegations ignite NBA outrage
'Post-college towns' brim with youth, jobs
America's most (and least) common jobs
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