Today in Black History: The New York Amsterdam News, one of the nation's premier Black newspapers, is founded in 1909.
The New York Times
Editorial: Keeping Shareholders in the Dark
Considering Which Head or Heads May Roll for a Troubled Website Rollout
Obama to Defend Health Law as Economic Benefit
House Votes to Extend Gun Law Without New Provisions for 3-D Printed Firearms
Pension Ruling in Detroit Echoes West to California
At de Blasio’s City Hall, Expect an Outsize Role for His Wife
Speculating on de Blasio’s Choice for Schools Chief
For New York City Fire Department, More Diversity Amid Tension
The Christian Science Monitor
With relaunch of Obamacare, relaunch of Obama's presidency (+video)
PISA test shows 'stagnation.' Is US education reform failing? (+video)
Plastic guns bill: Is Congress overlooking a fatal flaw? (+video)
Detroit bankruptcy: City 'needs help,' can file for protection, judge rules (+video)
'Cashgate' scandal shows dark side of model African state
The Star Ledger
Hundreds of lawyers join the ranks in N.J. despite tough job market
Police in Ocean County to start carrying heroin antidote
Report: One-quarter of N.J. teachers rated below levels needed to keep tenure
Trenton councilwoman to introduce resolution to encourage council and mayoral candidates to submit to credit check
Kickbacks, payoffs and deal-making: Court filing reveals more corruption allegations against Trenton Mayor Tony Mack
Hillside voters elect Garretson new mayor in runoff
The Detroit Free Press
Susan Tompor: Bankruptcy ruling shocks, disappoints Detroit retirees
Bankruptcy judge gives Detroit a chance to start over — but at what cost?
Retirees brace for pension cuts in wake of Detroit bankruptcy ruling
5 pension cut scenarios for retired Detroit workers; Orr mum on extent of cuts
Orr says DIA masterpieces worth less than thought
Philly.com
Pa. coach charged with molesting boy, 13
Ads on Philly school buildings win early backing
Pa. House debates economic furloughs at schools
Camden schools seek more Renaissance applicants
The Washington Post
Welcome to the Obamacare fight’s next phase
Auditors: IRS vulnerable to fraud with Obamacare subsidies
A visual tour of self-segregation in 10 American cities
The cavernous partisan divide over U.S. global power -- in one chart
The 2012 elections, by media market
‘The Daily Show’ on the RNC’s ‘ending racism’ tweet (VIDEO)
Catania to explore running for D.C. mayor
Mizeur opts for Md.’s public-financing campaign deal
The Chicago Tribune
Unions vow legal fight after $160 billion pension fix passes
Quinn now has 2 legislative wins to fuel re-election effort
Review concludes former comptroller did no harm to city
Northwestern to start program for CPS students
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Kamm's Corners residents are absent at chance to voice opinions on future of $1 billion school construction plan
Cuyahoga County Council votes for $29.6 million increase in spending on social services
Despite study, national experts still puzzled by rise in Ohio prison suicides
Eric Kearney, Ed FitzGerald's lieutenant governor pick, should quit the 2014 campaign: Mark Naymik
The Los Angeles Times
L.A. County accused of running afoul of open-meetings law
Ridley-Thomas wins special election for Assembly seat
Los Angeles council approves murals on single family homes
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Heavy turnover in Atlanta school board runoffs
Voter turnout low in school board and city council runoffs
Atlanta council passes community benefits plan, clears path for construction
USA Today
Not just Clinton: Other Dems eyeing 2016
Mandela puts up 'courageous fight' from 'deathbed'
Housing costs, public benefits alter state poverty rates
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