The New York Times
Lawmakers Face Fallout at Home From Health Vote
Coverage Now for Sick Children? Check Fine Print
Democrats Defend Appointments
With No Jobs, Plenty of Time for Tea Party
Rift Exposes Split in Views on Mideast
Overqualified? Yes, but Happy to Have a Job
Count Us in Favor
The Legal Assault on Health Reforms
Baltimore Sun
Baltimore City playing catch-up on Internet speed
Neighborhood pauses to mark resurgence
Cars put them on the road to upward mobility
Dixon calls budget draft a 'scare tactic'
50 years ago, department store lunch counters opened to blacks
The Christian Science Monitor
Obama's surprise Afghanistan trip begins life after healthcare
Sarah Palin's gun-imagery takes aim at political targets
Human Rights Watch says Lord's Resistance Army rampage killed 321 in the Congo
Atlanta Journal Constitution
Cheryl King: former head of Transit Planning Board now aboard MARTA
Reed: City will boost small business contracts
Home ownership program helps neighborhoods
Detroit Free Press
Alleged militia members to appear before judge
DPS: Scam cost $57M
Kilpatrick campaign fund money a mystery
Jackson: Our quest is the same
Tensions grow as schools plan more cutbacks
Star Ledger
Report says fears of job loss hit southern N.J. public-sector workers
U.S. Sen. Frank Lautenberg, visibly changed by cancer, returns to Washington
Haitians in New Jersey take in relatives, friends affected by earthquake
Los Angeles Times
U.S. officials eager to climb aboard Villaraigosa's L.A. transit plan
Parents fear students may lose placement outside L.A. Unified
Mobile clinic's return puts focus on follow-up care
Washington Post
Obama presses Karzai for cooperation
The president's ratings on Afghanistan
Defense investigates information-operations contractors
Bricks thrown through GOP office windows in Charlottesville
Bus riders see inequities in proposed Metro fare increases
Renewal, not restoration, should be the goal for Haiti
Chicago Tribune
Sleep-related deaths higher among African-American infants in Cook County, study finds
Housing crisis drives families into overcrowded living conditions
Sheila Simon vows to campaign for lieutenant governor on her own merits