Today in Black History: Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, the first woman to serve as President of Liberia or any African nation, was born on this date in 1938.
The New York Times
Health Site Puts Agency and Leader in Hot Seat
U.S. Health Insurance Website’s Problems Continue Despite Improvements
Ohio Governor Defies G.O.P. With Defense of Social Safety Net
Judge in Texas Partly Rejects Abortion Law
A Bid to Keep Youths Out of Adult Prisons
Lhota’s Years Working for the Dolans
New York City Voters Back Adding Casinos, Poll Finds
New Jersey School District Cancels Testing After Exams Are Leaked on the Internet
The Christian Science Monitor
Obamacare website: Is one month enough time to fix it? (+video)
America's 'other' health-care revolution
Detroit bankruptcy trial veers off course as Gov. Rick Snyder takes stand (+video)
Ohio to use untested cocktail of drugs in upcoming execution
A superstorm Sandy legacy: Gas pumps that work when power is out
Young children using mobile media more, but other types of screens less (+video)
The Star Ledger
Poor families in Hudson County had hardest time in state recovering from Sandy: report
Newark, Hillside police cleared of responsibility in crash that disabled sheriff's officer
Rowan student, legislators announce affordable college study, make final pre-election minimum wage hike push
N.J. Supreme Court gives judges new weapons to prevent race-based jury shopping
Barbara Buono blasts former Gov. Tom Kean for 'nice lady' remark
The Detroit Free Press
Rochelle Riley: Speaker Bolger gets up-close look at blighted Detroit neighborhoods
Mike Duggan continues lead on Benny Napoleon in Detroit mayoral fund-raising
Gov. Snyder testifies bankruptcy was 'a difficult decision' but 'the right one' for Detroit
Detroit pension funds sue lender over payments in Book Cadillac Hotel development
Michigan gets $14.4M for home-visiting program aimed at reducing infant mortality
Philly.com
139 teachers reassigned in district budget crisis
Lawmaker: I would vote for slavery if my constituents wanted it
What happens to America when the last job is gone?
Hospitals chief: Medicaid expansion needed
Corbett's $3.5m quest for lottery privatization 'misguided'
The Chicago Tribune
Spokeswoman says Jackson Jr. in prison, but officials say not yet
Analysts convicted of taking payoffs to reduce assessments
LaSalle County judge clears independent review of video-recorded strip-search
Proposed cigarette tax, police overtime draw council queries
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ohio plans use of new drug cocktail for execution of Ronald Phillips in Summit County murder
Illinois Senator removes Facebook post claiming Republicans insulted President Obama to his face
Cleveland schools seek $13 million from state for new buses, tablet computers and costs of a new "digital arts" high school
Kids with concussions may need break from school in addition to sports, pediatric doctors say
HPV strains that affect black women differ from those targeted by cancer-preventing vaccines, researchers say
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Falcons stadium price rises by $200 million
Fulton, Cobb mail late voter notices
Controversial preacher killed in house fire
The Los Angeles Times
It's judgment day for L.A. schools chief
Editorial: LAUSD needs Deasy
Amid Obamacare signup glitches, thousands head to free clinic event
South Africa demands apology over U.S. detention of ex-official
USA Today
Report: W.H. knew plans would be canceled under ACA
Sebelius is no stranger to political battles
Talk heats over profiling claims by black NYC shoppers
Senator: Scientific advances could bring back eugenics
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