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Today in Black America - February 2

POSTED: February 02, 2011, 12:00 am

The New York Times

Obama Urges Faster Shift of Power in Egypt

Beyond Mubarak

States Diverge on How to Deal With Health Care Ruling

Judicial Activism on Health Reform

11.2 Million Illegal Immigrants in U.S. in 2010, Report Says; No Change From ’09

Can North Carolina Deliver Again?

7th Youth Arrested in Bullying of Teenager in Philadelphia

Panel Votes to Close 10 City High Schools

With Cuts, Cuomo Offers Shrunken Budget

Dakota Co-op Board Is Accused of Bias

Detroit Free Press

Detroit NAACP pays up, gets active status back

Detroit City Council fights Bing's suit in cable dispute

The Christian Science Monitor

From long beards to Gucci purses, Egypt protests include all levels of society

In Congress, GOP backs Obama's Egypt stance, Dems not so much

US judge dismisses lawsuit against Bush wiretap program

Next step for the 'Obamacare' individual mandate

The Atlanta Journal Constitution

Ephren Taylor responds to Long's YouTube video

Foreclosure crisis hitting some metro churches

Marshals round up ‘worst of the worst' criminals

Atlanta's mayor looks at options for reforming pension plan

Star Ledger

State Supreme Court denies N.J. request on school fiscal issue

N.J. Legislative officer to testify on state budget after treasurer declines invite from Assembly panel

Gov. Christie signs legislation establishing Atlantic City Tourism District

Three top-level Passaic Valley Sewerage Commissioners officials are arrested, charged with misconduct

Chicago Tribune

Braun tries to calm latest storm

Preckwinkle proposes 1,300 layoffs

Chicago mayoral candidates tackle ethics issues

Northwest Side or Middle East, turf wars all the same

The Baltimore Sun

Man who lost Howard home gets trial

Driver's licenses, registration may be denied for back taxes

Officials: City schools' revved-up summer program gets results

The Washington Post

Health-care ruling breeds confusion and division

Health information remains high on the list of popular uses for the Internet

Powerful Democrat says he'll enforce Senate earmark ban

Fresno's new-economy dilemma: Many jobs, high unemployment

Prince George's schools may cut 1,132 jobs

Arlington principal resigns, blaming superintendent for 'hostile work environment'

The Los Angeles Times

Some LAPD gang units are disbanded

More pay data shown in wake of Bell case

AEG lobbies legislators for NFL project in L.A.

L.A. teachers union withdraws support for two school board candidates

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