Today in Black History: The late Congressman Charles C. Diggs from Michigan is born in Detroit in 1922.
The New York Times
National
Editorial: The Chicago Police Scandal
Mayor Rahm Emanuel Fires Chicago Police Superintendent
Cleveland Officer Says He Shot Tamir Rice After Fake Gun Was Pulled
Hillary Clinton Calls for Overhaul of Justice System
Wary of Donald Trump, G.O.P. Leaders Are Caught in a Standoff
Students’ Protests May Play Role in Supreme Court Case on Race in Admissions
ISIS Followers in U.S. Are Diverse and Young
Obama’s Final State of the Union Is Set for Weeks Before Primary Season Begins
At Home, Chris Christie Hears a Dissenting Newspaper Voice
Local
The Questionable Ways of Albany, Exposed at Sheldon Silver’s Trial
Cuomo Tempers Hopes for Tougher Ethics Laws
Kean University Graduate Accused in Threats Against Blacks
Two New York City Workers Charged With Stealing $2.1 Million From Benefits Programs
The Christian Science Monitor
Can Chicago police reform? It's up to Mayor Emanuel now.
In one California community, a different approach to homelessness
Chocolate gets sweeter: How consumer outrage is reducing child labor in Ghana
Homeward bound: In Ghana, diaspora 'returnees' straddle two worlds
The Star Ledger
Christie kicking off N.J. fundraising tour for GOP presidential bid
N.J. lawmaker: Time to end Planned Parenthood probe after killings
Twitter threats won't 'tear us apart,' Kean president tells students (VIDEO)
Don't throw out sex assault charges against teacher, prosecutors tell judge
Philly.com
Kane appoints 'Porngate' prosecutor
Feds: Former Philly school cop lied to get into Amtrak crash scene
Who will take over struggling schools?
No vote yet on city's deal with Comcast
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Prosecutor releases statements from Cleveland police officers involved in Tamir Rice shooting
What experts say about four key moments of the Tamir Rice shooting
Lorain County Prosecutor Dennis P. Will to seek re-election in 2016
Ohio House Republicans to proceed carefully on 'right-to-work' bill
The Detroit Free Press
Criminals beware: New database is tracking your tattoos
Cops: 'Cowards' film beating of cerebral palsy patient
Detroit police chief: Armed citizens curb terrorism risk
Shooting left two dead, two hurt on Detroit's east side
The Chicago Sun-Times
Analysis: After firing McCarthy, Emanuel faces bigger problem
Before firing McCarthy, Emanuel creates task force
The Los Angeles Times
California Atty. Gen. Kamala Harris sues to shut down 2 car donation charities
PAC shielded $2.3 million in donations by L.A. charter school backers
Donations made to California Charter Schools Assn. Advocates
L.A. County supervisors vote against selling 241 public housing units
California members among congressional Democrats seeking to disband Planned Parenthood panel
The Washington Post
Don’t meet me in St. Louis
Before Colorado shooting, a trail of allegations of violence against women
Illinois attorney general asks Justice Department for civil rights investigation into Chicago police
Questions and answers about federal employee health insurance
HHS says patient safety efforts have saved 87,000 lives, $20 billion
New cases of diabetes are down, but here’s why the U.S. is still in trouble — in three simple charts
Ted Cruz’s Four-Pinocchio claim that ‘the overwhelming majority of violent criminals are Democrats’
Judge expects to seat jury in Freddie Gray case on Wednesday
Family demands to know why D.C. man was in custody of “special police,” and how he died
Ex-basketball star Jason Miskiri sentenced to two years in prison for drug trafficking
Elevated radon levels in 26 schools touch off retesting in Montgomery
USA Today
Black Friday breaks record with 185K gun background checks
There's more Arabic being spoken in Ohio schools. Here's why.
Clinic shooting unlikely to bring major shift to Colo. gun laws
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