The New York Times
Outside Spending Turns From Presidential Race to Congressional Contests
Political Memo: Race and Religion Rear Their Heads
The Caucus: A Drop in Fund-Raising for the Obama Campaign
‘Super PACs’ Let Strategists Off the Leash
The Beginning of the End of the Census?
Making Schools Work
Liberals Call for Cuomo to Champion Higher Wage
The Christian Science Monitor
US prison inmates returning to society: How will they be received?
Obama, G-8: Recovery takes both growth and cutting
Three lessons of Jeremiah Wright plan against Obama
The Star Ledger
Jersey City state senator says cutbacks necessary to preserve scholarship program for high-achievers
Carter: From Whitney Houston to locals, all of this Newark funeral director's clients go out in style
Newark Democrats split over South Ward control
Morris-Sussex to be without permanent assignment judge thanks to fight between Gov. Christie, Senate Dems
Why George Norcross won't back Christie for governor: 'I'm a democrat.'
Nearly a quarter of N.J. residents lived in poverty in 2010, study shows
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Honoring 'a voice for what is right'
Oprah urges Spelman grads to strive for excellence
Ex-APS testing coordinator awaits fate
The Detroit Free Press
Marvin Winans: Pastor wants his carjacking to be catalyst for change in city
Cody, Osborn principals to be honored
Push to raise kindergarten start age gains steam as curriculum gets harder
Rochelle Riley: Young leaders step up to move Detroit forward
In Detroit's distressed areas, the neighbors left, and now services disappear
It's a struggle to live in a neighborhood that's dying
The Washington Post
At the White House, no scarcity of lobbyists
What’s missing in this campaign
Newark mayor, an Obama ally, condemns anti-Romney ad
Will Romney outraise Obama?
Milwaukee newspaper backs Walker
Va. Bar Association will host Senate debate
The Chicago Tribune
Hackers take down Chicago website
NATO protest has people near it and farther away on edge
The Los Angeles Times
Registry finds 2,000 wrongly convicted, freed from prison
L.A. Unified a rare haven for health teachers
Analysis: Gays may have fastest civil rights movement
Graduating collegians cope with student debt in a weak economy
Helping an indigent parent access social service benefits
USA Today
2012 race to focus on economyicons
Analyst: JPMorgan may benefit from trading loss
USA's creaking infrastructure holds back economy
Researcher apologizes for study of gay therapy
CDC urges Boomers to get tested for hepatitis C
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ohio's dropout numbers jump between 2002 and 2009
Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson would alter education reform bill to ease concerns of charter schools
Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court overwhelmed, causing long delays on cases