Today in Black History: Maynard Jackson, the first Black elected Mayor of Atlanta, was born on this date in 1938 in Dallas, Texas.
The New York Times
National
City Is Shut Down After Blasts at Airport and Subway
2 Brussels Attackers Are Identified
Attacks Raise Questions on Readiness
Editorial: Obama in Cuba
What Changes Minds About the Senate and Judge Garland?
Clinton and Trump Win Arizona; Cruz Picks Up Utah; Sanders Takes 2
Presidential Candidates Walking a Tightrope Over the Fight on Terrorism
What’s at Stake in Supreme Court Case on Contraception
Medicare Proposal Takes Aim at Diabetes
In Criminal Rulings, Garland Has Usually Sided With Law Enforcement
Ted Cruz’s Call to ‘Secure’ Muslim Neighborhoods Stirs a Backlash
John Kasich Warns Against Singling Out Muslims for Monitoring
Local
New York Ethics Board Picks Ex-Cuomo Aide as Director
New York Passes Rent Rules to Blunt Gentrification
Ithaca’s Anti-Heroin Plan: Open a Site to Shoot Heroin
New York State Considers Further Expansion of Once-Illicit Activities
The Christian Science Monitor
Tapping into anxieties of white America? Trump isn't the first.
Havana speech: why foreign addresses are a hallmark of Obama’s presidency
On divided court, female justices form powerful new bloc
THE MONITOR'S VIEW How to choose a justice
The Star-Ledger
Trenton school budget lays off 164 staffers, closes school
Citing pension woes, S&P just cut N.J's credit outlook to negative
University OKs land sale for new hospital, but price now $2M higher
We don't want your bus terminal, N.J. pols tell Port Authority
Philly.com
New reports assess fate of high-skill jobs, minimum-wage workers
ACLU: Stop-and-frisk still flawed in city
Chair of Kenney super PAC named to city finance board
At 18, he's on Pottstown school board - and just getting started
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Strength ratings drop at two big banks in Cleveland but local banks are healthier overall (chart)
Pro-gun activist whose son, 4, shot her in back might be charged
Cleveland hospitals prepared for events like Brussels bombings, but concerned over budget cuts
Donald Trump says he has 'no control' over his supporters if they riot at Cleveland convention
The Chicago Tribune
Family of man who died in Chicago police custody files lawsuit
Chicago Teachers Union seeks furlough trade for April 1 walkout
Suspect in Hadiya's killing claims gang leader forced him to shoot
Waukegan mayor calls for resident's removal during council meeting
Feds, public to hear plan to reduce rail congestion around Chicago
Chicago-area home prices jump 7 percent; buyers struggle with low inventory
The Detroit Free Press
Snyder's Flint task force report could be released today
DPS deal offers hope for Detroit kids
Stuart Dunnings' wife files for divorce amid scandal
The Los Angeles Times
229 leaks found in state's underground gas storage facilities, most considered minor
Garcetti's top homelessness advisor leaves post after 18 months
L.A. County plans to open a sobering center for chronic alcoholics on skid row
LAPD tries to answer City Hall's lingering questions about buying body cameras
The Washington Post
Clinton, Trump win delegate-rich Arizona, but falter in Utah and Idaho
Sanders wins Idaho’s Democratic caucuses
Sanders wins Utah’s Democratic caucuses
Clinton taps into 'anger,' economic frustration
Jeb Bush to endorse Ted Cruz, calling him ‘a consistent, principled conservative’
Ted Cruz campaign’s inaccurate claim about NYPD’s program spying on Muslim communities
Report finds massive under-investment in nation’s school buildings
Is there a more apt example of trying to ‘do the wrong thing right” than in our schools?
Supreme Court deals blow to corporate push against class-action suits
D.C. mayor calls for raising minimum wage to $15 per hour by 2020
Highlights from Mayor Bowser's State of the District address
Rape allegations at Howard University spark protests, police investigation
USA Today
Report: EPA must do more to ensure safe water
Jeb Bush endorses Republican Sen. Ted Cruz for president
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