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POSTED: March 11, 2016, 6:00 am

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Today in Black History: Civil rights leader Rev. Ralph David Abernathy,colleague of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., was born in 1926 in Linden, Alabama.

The New York Times

National

In Republican Debate, Candidates Lower Volume as Five Key Primaries Near


12th Republican Debate: Analysis


Fact Checks of the 12th GO.P. Debate


Graphic: How Trump Could Be Blocked at a Contested Republican Convention

Riskiest Political Act of 2016? Protesting at Rallies for Donald Trump


Black Protester Is Sucker-Punched by White Donald Trump Supporter at Rally


Bernie Sanders Draws Thousands at Rallies Across Florida

North Carolina Exemplifies National Battles Over Voting Laws

Christians Flock to Groups That Help Members Pay Medical Bills


Shooting That Killed 5 at Party Near Pittsburgh Was Planned, Police Say


Local

Muslims Sue Over Denial of Bid to Build Mosque in New Jersey Suburb


Officer in Fatal Shooting of Ramarley Graham Faces Police Dept. Charges

Locked Away for 24 Years, an Exonerated Man Still Feels Imprisoned


Brooklyn Man Is Exonerated After 25 Years in Prison for Murder


The Christian Science Monitor


Even as Judiciary panel spars over Supreme Court vacancy, signs of civility


California votes to raise smoking age to 21: Has it worked in other places?

What Sanders's stunning upset, Trump's win in Michigan mean (+video)


The Star-Ledger


Atlantic City takeover plan moves forward despite uproar

6 used car dealer employees charged in $1.4M loan scheme


Drivers defend bid for class action lawsuit in Bridgegate case


Light rail extension, re-branding jail top Hudson County exec's 2016 wish list

Graduating class of Newark police expected to be 'change agents'


Philly.com

Fattah's new legal firm no stranger to high-profile cases


Juvenile lifers will get new sentences, but what law applies?


School District appeals decision blocking sale of five buildings to developer

Gunmen, 1 with rifle, worked as team to kill 6 at cookout


The Cleveland Plain Dealer


Mayor Frank Jackson on state of Cleveland: All should share in city's prosperity


Bernie Sanders has rehabilitated the idea of democratic socialism: Tim Gill (Opinion)


Bernie Sanders plans Toledo rally: What to watch for Friday


Dan Gilbert and actress Yvette Nicole Brown grant teachers' wishes across Cleveland and the region (Search donations here)


Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders to attend Ohio State forum on Sunday


The Chicago Tribune


Bernie Sanders announces Friday rally as candidates converge on Chicago

Garry McCarthy breaks silence on firing, Laquan McDonald: 'Somebody had to take the fall'

Cook County state's attorney candidates hurl insults, question ethics in final debate

Chicago school board seeks $65 million in lawsuit against ex-CEO


Rush's campaign receives financial support from some of Emanuel's closest political backers

City poised to pay $830,000 to settle 2 police misconduct lawsuits



The Detroit Free Press


Turnout in presidential primary breaks 1972 record


Detroiter rebuilds his life as a writer after 19 years in prison

Flint water crisis hearings begin Tuesday in Lansing


Rush to Flint River water worried state officials, too

Craigslist founder funds Detroit school projects in national campaign

DPS cash shortage looms as Mich. Legislature prepares for break


The Los Angeles Times


A behind-the-scenes battle to divert L.A.'s storm water from going to waste

L.A. coroner says he plans to resign after just over 2 years on the job

Bad convictions have cost California millions of dollars, report says


UC Berkeley Law School dean resigns amid sexual harassment allegations


County report lays out options for tax measures to fund homelessness efforts


The Washington Post


GOP candidates set aside insults

Fact-checking the 12th GOP debate

The media loved Marco Rubio’s defense of Islam. GOP voters? Probably not so much.


Asked about violence at Trump rallies, his rivals pivot and don’t condemn it

Clinton’s stance on immigration is a major break from Obama

Drawing large crowds in Florida, Sanders says another come-from-behind win is possible

This man is on parole. On Thursday, he registered to vote.


A liberal arts college pinned its hopes on a corporate leader, and a culture clash ensued

High inequality makes poor kids drop out more


Pension funds say Pearson relies too much on U.S. testing business

This mind-boggling study shows just how massive sea level rise really is

With revenue up, Prince George’s looks to boost schools, public safety

Hogan proposes additional spending on education, drug treatment


Va. governor vetoes bill regarding removal of Confederate and other war memorials

Near the U.S. Capitol, an encampment of the homeless is removed by city workers


USA Today


How a contested convention would work


Trump campaign tries to discredit reporter who claims she was strong-armed

















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