The New York Times
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Federal Policy Resulting in Wave of Deportations Draws Protests
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In Albany, a Labor Pact Without Attacks on Unions
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The Christian Science Monitor
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The Star Ledger
Toll hike hearings in New York and New Jersey draw supporters and opponents
Speculation of Chris Christie presidential run continues after Rick Perry joins race
Newark honors first Hispanic officer killed in line of duty by renaming plaza
Lt. Gov. Guadagno won't certify Carl Lewis as N.J. Senate candidate
Cash-strapped N.J. police departments to receive $6M in federal aid
17 Passaic firefighters are laid off after request to make concessions is rejected by union
The Washington Post
Perry now calls HPV vaccine order a ‘mistake’
The Take: Is Perry built for a general election?
White House pounces on Perry remark
Bachmann misleads on fed workers
Democratic incumbents win Wis. recall
A Senate bid could save Allen West
Va. officials reject early exams
Prince George’s plans threatened
The Detroit Free Press
Plan to put more Detroit cops on streets may just be a bandage, experts say
9 Detroit schools to unveil improved facilities next month
A look at Detroit Public Schools projects
Thousands gather to provide school supplies, other giveaways to students
Revenue sharing a sure bet for communities as governor's threat to withhold it lacks teeth
Bing administration improperly used money for poor, too, lawsuit says
Drive to repeal emergency manager law still needs 130,000 signatures on petitions, organizers say
The Chicago Tribune
Cigarette makers: Labels violate free speech
2 Wisconsin Democrats keep Senate seats
Voter group sues over Democratic-drawn districts for lawmakers
State approves Cook County changes to Oak Forest Hospital
Quinn to Rahm: Slow down on Chicago casino
The Baltimore Sun
Tubman Underground Railroad center on Eastern Shore gets funding
Study: Md. child poverty among lowest in U.S.; death rates higher
Rawlings-Blake boasts fundraising advantage
Alonso sends encouraging message to city school leaders
City police officer gets 15 years for killing Marine veteran
Exelon: City will see 'most impactful' job cuts in merger
Atlanta Journal Constitution
Criminal probe of ATL schools heats up
House, Senate maps approved in committees
Parents of dead HS player want investigation
The Los Angeles Times
Bruised by budget battle, Jerry Brown curbs ambitions
Villaraigosa targets Prop. 13 in Sacramento address
L.A. County officials say crime would rise under prison plan
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E. Frederic Morrow, the first Black to serve in an executive position on a President's staff, was born on this date in 1909 in Hackensack, NJ.
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