Today in Black History: Henry L. Marsh, III is elected the first Black mayor of Richmond, Virginia, "the cradle of the Confederacy," on this date in 1977.
The New York Times
National
U.S. Strikes Are Said to Kill 150 Shabab Fighters Planning Attack
Bloomberg Says He Won’t Run, Fearing Victory for Trump
More Latinos Seek Citizenship to Vote Against Trump
For Chris Christie and Donald Trump, Ties Go Back Years
What We’re Watching as 4 States Vote and Both Parties Court Michigan
F.C.C. Fine-Tunes Plan to Subsidize Internet Access
Local
De Blasio’s New York Feels Effects of Recovery to Relief of Business Leaders
New York to Pay Thousands to 10 Tenants Purged From Rent Freeze Program
New York Legislators Plan to Introduce Measure on Carried Interest Tax
The Christian Science Monitor
Why comedians don't know how to handle Trump, either
Sophisticated banking malware targets Android users
It just got a bit harder to sentence convicts to death in Florida (+video)
The Star Ledger
Christie: 'We'll run over' Newark mayor to open more charters
Will Christie actions in Supreme Court fight affect other N.J. judges?
Robert J. Del Tufo, former state and federal prosecutor, dead at 82
The 2 amazing opportunities Christie gave new prosecutor
Sentenced in 2006 to 40 years in prison, N.J. man may soon be free
'We put our money where our mouth is': 2 more N.J. towns join $15 minimum wage fight
Philly.com
Trump ties to mobster, racist casino policies alleged in new report
School turnaround plan criticized
How SEPTA deals with disruptive passengers
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Hillary Clinton to speak at Cleveland's Tri-C campus Tuesday
A conservative lament as Donald Trump nears GOP nomination: Ted Diadiun
Cleveland activists, clergy blast prosecutor Timothy J. McGinty at 'Blacks Do Matter' rally (photos, video)
Cleveland home prices by neighborhood; Ohio school report card histories by district; weather: Numbers in the News
NEOPAT charity aids veterans and families in Northeast Ohio
The Detroit Free Press
Get out and vote today, it's Michigan's moment
Warren man booted from Trump rally speaks against bigotry
Rhodes names 'lifelong Detroiter' as interim DPS superintendent
Petition would cut Wayne County commissioners' salaries
Lansing official who quit gets a $160K payout
The Washington Post
South Africa’s gold industry is crumbling alongside its economy
Obama’s shortlist for the Supreme Court nomination
Milbank: Trump flirts with fascism
GOP elites, seeing Trump as vulnerable, eye convention fight
Sanders’s awkward reality: His strategy focuses on whiter states
Retired Secret Service agent pleads for day in court for African American agents
New tech program would push hands-on learning to give teens real-world skills
Ferguson council likely to back down, approve agreement with Justice Department
Donna Edwards may finally go on television
Va. Senate votes for using electric chair if execution drugs stay scarce
Va. legislature passes bill to shield special-needs minors from some charges
The Los Angeles Times
How an emergency declaration over L.A.'s homeless became a game of 'hot-potato keep-away'
Deadly superbugs from hospitals get stronger in the sewers and could end up in the Pacific Ocean
Los Angeles city controller criticizes bidding process in airport contracts worth $593 million
14 injured when Bay Area commuter train derails; train struck downed tree, official says
The Chicago Tribune
Man charged in killing of Tyshawn Lee, woman in ongoing gang feud
1 dead, 8 wounded in Chicago shootings
Chicago Teachers Union plans April 1 demonstration amid contract talks
Poll: Trump leads splintered Republican primary field in Illinois
Editorial: Obama endorses Stratton — no, not Dunkin — for Illinois House
USA Today
Michigan could be pivotal for Sanders to mount comeback
Death threats, vitriol all in a day's work to block Trump's path to nomination
Huge racial disparities persist despite slow infant mortality drop
Study: Wages are growing faster than believed
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