The New York Times
Fearing an Impasse in Congress, Industry Cuts Spending
Copying Obama’s ’08 Strategy, Romney Takes to the Ground in Colorado
Republicans Step Up Attacks Against Reid
Outside Cash in Missouri Race Could Be a National Model
Editorial: Carrots and Sticks for School Systems
Criticism Grows as Check-Cashing Stores Expand in Poorer Areas
The Christan Science Monitor
Kids Count report: America's children are advancing despite the economy
Illegal immigrants' road trip: riding a 'freedom' bus or flouting the law?
The Star Ledger
National historic preservation council to hold meeting in Newark
N.J. Attorney General won't defend trooper accused of beating disabled man
Community gardens sprout in Irvington thanks to residents' hard work
Rising Democrat star Lou Greenwald says he hasn't decided on a governor run yet
Newark police officer found dead, being investigated as suicide
The Detroit Free Press
Michigan primary voter guide: Everything you need to know about candidates, issues, how to vote
Kilpatrick lawyers seek to block release of records in public corruption trial
Mitch Albom: 100 Houses event aims to board up danger in Detroit
Volunteers spruce up, dig in across Detroit on Neighborhoods Day
Secret-jury debate heats up as Kilpatrick case draws near
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
T-SPLOST defeat weighs on Gov.
Conservatives fear gambling vote heralds culture shift
Classes resume Monday for many
Atlanta Police Department's off-the-books accounts trigger scrutiny at City Hall
The Washington Post
Gunman kills 6 in shooting at Sikh temple in Wis.
On Africa trip, Clinton notes AIDS lessons
Mr. Baker’s tragedy
Ohio voter ID law battle heads to court
Jesse Jackson Jr.’s wife details his depression
The Chicago Tribune
Cops: 2 dead, 6 others wounded in separate shootings
Doctor drowns while saving 2 youths
Romney, Obama to hit Chicago area this week
Emanuel to pour $10 million into early childhood
The Los Angeles Times
Teachers union adds $7.5 million to Prop. 32 fight
Lawsuit, bill aim to keep K-12 education free in California
California lawmakers face a mountain of work
AIG to pay L.A. Unified nearly $79 million in claims settlement
USA Today
Wis. shooting spreads fear among U.S. Sikhs
Campaigns continue to spar over Romney taxes
Bad bosses can be bad for your health
Kids who watch age-appropriate TV, movies sleep better
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ohio fund paying jobless benefits out of money, but state not working on long-term fix
President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney punctuate their Ohio campaigns with brackets
Proposed income tax increase divides Shaker Heights residents
New state voting laws cause controversy; critics fear turnout will suffer
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