The New York Times
The Census, Layer by Layer
Redistricting Battle Under Way, With Lobbyists and Lawyers
No Accord in Budget Talks as Policy Fights Hamper Deal
Shutdown Would Have Wide Ripples
It’s Not Really About Spending
Justice Surges to Lead After Clerk Reports Vote Error
Unions Move in at Chicago Charter Schools, and Resistance Is Swift
After 3 Months, Mayor Replaces Schools Leader
Ever-Growing Image of a Stumbling Third Term for Bloomberg
Schools’ New Emissary, From City Hall
State Education Chief to Step Down
The Detroit Free Press
GM pledges mentors for students at its grant schools
Rochelle Riley: United Way-GM partnership good for kids, region's future
Michigan ACLU questions think tank's role in emergency financial manager bill
Feds: Detroit immigration agents may have broken rules with school raid
Henry Ford Health system makes $60 million in 2010
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Senators threaten lawsuit over APS bill
NAACP, Gingrich urge prison reform
New state tax plan would lower revenue
Cities may profit from census data
The Christian Science Monitor
Why Obama calls GOP plan to delay government shutdown 'a distraction'
Why Wall Street isn’t worried about a government shutdown
Why France moved forcefully on Ivory Coast, Libya
Five key reasons Ivory Coast's election led to civil war
In Libya as in Ivory Coast, will foreign forces oust a violent leader?
Meanwhile, back at the revolution in Egypt
Brazil shooting said to be first school massacre in nation's history
The Baltimore Sun
Lawmakers urge mayor to address lead judgments
Lawmakers' statement on lead paint payments
House begins debate on in-state tuition rate for illegal immigrants
Local leaders prep for federal shutdown
Nonprofit service agencies brace for federal cuts, shutdown
The Star Ledger
N.J. lawyers, advocates for poor students gear up for N.J. Supreme Court hearing on school funding
N.J. blogger accused of encouraging violence against lawmakers refuses to accept plea deal
Gov. Christie pushes tenure reform at N.Y. nonpartisan think tank event
Federal judge dismisses racial discrimination suit against the City of Bayonne
At least 3 N.J. lawmakers plan to move because of new legislative district map
N.J. awards contract for prescription drug monitoring system
Chicago Tribune
State plans $11.5 billion for road work through 2017
Emanuel to help Braun with campaign debt
Daley kicks off farewell tour
A rarity: School districts without unions
The Washington Post
Two right hands at the center of talks
Shutdown 2011: What to expect
GOP ‘riders’ could be deal-breakers for Democrats
GOP’s new stopgap bill includes D.C. abortion ban, $42 million in local cuts
Norton will keep whole staff on duty during shutdown
Chat with D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray
Sulaimon Brown refuses to testify
Va. agrees on legislative maps
The Los Angeles Times
Agencies locked in higher pensions as economy collapsed
Audit finds years-long backlog of investigations into accused teachers
USA Today
Arizona lawmakers OK bill allowing guns on campus
Wis. corrects vote count, gives incumbent big lead
Possible government shutdown stirs comparisons to '95
today in black history
April 19, 2024
Black students take over Willard Straight Hall on the campus of Cornell University to protest racism at the school on this date in 1969.
Today In Black America
- popular
- new
- featured
-
other articles
-
Today in Black America - April 19
NS News
-
Today in Black America - April 18
NS News -
Today in Black America - April 16
NS News -
Today in Black America - April 15
NS News -
Today in Black America - April 12
NS News -
Today in Black America - April 11
NS News -
Today in Black America - April 10
NS News -
Today in Black America - April 8
NS News -
Today in Black America - April 3
NS News -
Today in Black America - April 2
NS News
-
Today in Black America - April 8
POSTED: April 08, 2011, 12:00 am
Related References
