Today in Black History: Pioneering psychologist Kenneth Bancroft Clark was born in 1914, and would go on to play a prominent role in the struggle for civil rights.
The New York Times
Education Overhaul Faces a Test of Partisanship
As Clock Ticks, Fierce Turnout Effort for Health Law
Pro-Baby, But Stingy With Money
Obama Seeking to Take Credit and Set Course for Economy
Black-White Divide Persists in Breast Cancer
Weiner to Stay in Mayor’s Race as New Allegations Emerge
227,000 Names on List Vie for Rare Vacancies In City’s Public Housing
The Christian Science Monitor
Trayvon Martin case: Polls reveal depth of racial divide
California economy is on the comeback trail. Can America follow?
Moderate Republicans are marooned in their own party, poll suggests
The Star Ledger
Christie joins Essex County Dems on walk through Newark's Ironbound section
Bristol-Myers Squibb to lay off 200 N.J. support service workers
Barbara Buono elusive about her plans for Atlantic City
Rutgers defends President Barchi after Sen. Weinberg questions his corporate board work
Newark mayoral candidates to answer questions next month
The Chicago Tribune
Protesters plan to be heard on CPS finances
Quinn hints at special session on pensions next month
The Detroit Free Press
Detroit's new CFO Jim Bonsall brings tough management style to Motor City
'The Daily Show' comes to Detroit's defense amid bankruptcy filing
Carlita Kilpatrick loses lease on Texas home, her job
Detroit council supports calls for federal investigation of possible civil rights charges against George Zimmerman
Education Achievement Authority unveils enrollment ad campaign
The Washington Post
Gov. McDonnell apologizes, says loans are repaid
Relationship between Reid, McConnell on the decline
Report: Agencies doing poor job handling executive pipeline
Student loan rate vote expected this week
Senate, House at odds over IRS funding
Poll: Obamacare support drops among moderate Democrats
Defeated D.C. teachers union chief wants new election
State test scores drop as Maryland schools prepare for Common Core
Obama’s remarks were welcome, given reluctance to speak on race
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Cobb explores converting alternative school into digital academy
Cobb school board to tackle textbook purchase
The Los Angeles Times
Deputies' use of force rises, reports say
Man shoots caregiver, then himself, neighbors say
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
East Cleveland officials confirm identity of second victim in triple homicide
Cuyahoga County Council approves asking voters for bigger tax for health and human services
Cleveland groups to hold rally here Wednesday as part of national effort to raise minimum wage
President Bill Clinton to speak at Cuyahoga Community College scholarship luncheon
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