Today in Black America: Poet Countee Cullen wins Phi Beta Kappa honors at New York University on this date in 1925.
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The New York Times
Success on Political Front Can Be Setback in Gay Rights
Immigration in Spotlight as Senators Tour Arizona
James M. Nabrit, a Fighter for Civil Rights, Dies at 80
With Vouchers, States Shift Aid for Schools to Families
Beleaguered? Not Teachers, a Poll on ‘Well-Being’ Finds
New Police Chief Appointee Is Hailed as a ‘Bridge Builder’
Quinn, on CNN, Denies Being Vindictive
After Plan for Speed Cameras Fails in Albany, a Tirade From Bloomberg
The Christian Science Monitor
'Obamacare' to drive up health-care premiums? Report sets off firestorm.
Agricultural gains in Africa crippled by funding crisis
Scott Walker to write memoir, sparking chatter about presidential bid
The Star Ledger
With 'angels' on her side, Newark principal fights for school's survival
Christie signs bill establishing monitors for Hurricane Sandy recovery projects
Report: 60K Hudson County residents to be eligible for Obamacare tax credits
The Detroit Free Press
Kelsey's Law forces teen drivers to hang up before they hit the road
Rash of fatal teen wrecks puts focus on parents
Roy Roberts to fire DPS superintendent, undo board decisions
As emergency manager law begins today, so will legal challenge
Judge denies bond for Kwame Kilpatrick, saying he can't be trusted not to flee
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
King estate says foundation can't use MLK name
Phil Gingrey enters 2014 race for U.S. Senate
Olympic Park bomber announces hunger strike
Fulton grand jury begins considering APS case
The Washington Post
Court seems set to strike Defense of Marriage Act
Gun-control campaign pressures wavering U.S. senators
Poll: 30 percent of Americans 'angry' at Washington
Federal benefits at stake in same-sex marriage cases
Man whose dad died while waiting 30 minutes for D.C. ambulance to testify
5 questions about Md. gun-control bill
D.C. school facilities plan considers sharing with charters for first time
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Baldwin Wallace to drop student health plan due to soaring costs
Solon Police Department release names of officers involved in March 17 fatal shooting
Ed FitzGerald and Nina Turner crack first draft of Ohio Democrats' statewide slate for 2014
Rep. Marcia Fudge to open new congressional office in Akron
The Los Angeles Times
Perry to endorse ex-rival Garcetti in May runoff
Congressman brings common sense to gun control debate
Lower-income residents took advantage of online voter registration
USA Today
Nelson Mandela back in the hospital with lung infection
CEO pay rockets as economy, stocks recover
N.J. boy, found with dead mom, was living on sugar
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