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Today in Black America - January 25

POSTED: January 25, 2013, 8:00 am

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Today in Black History: Legendary late songstress Etta James is born on this date in 1938.

The New York Times

G.O.P. Mulls a Strategy From Obama’s Playbook


New Senate Rules to Curtail the Excesses of a Filibuster


Democrats in Senate Confront Doubts at Home on Gun Laws


Senator Unveils Bill to Limit Semiautomatic Arms


EDITORIAL: Women in the Battlefield

Health Chief Defends Decision Not to Evacuate Hospitals

Unexpected Focus at a Mayoral Forum


3 Black Men Are Offered Committees in Senate



The Christian Science Monitor

Senator Feinstein's assault-weapon ban: How would it work? (+video)

John Kerry: 'No one should mistake our resolve' on Iran's nuclear program


The Star Ledger


N.J. Democrats, anticipating fraud, want monitors for Sandy aid

Christie blasts Sweeney over Supreme Court nominee delays

Frank Lautenberg says Cory Booker 'has a lot of work to do' in Newark


Camden police FOP push back vote on plan to consider all city officers for county force


Newark officials work to aid residents freezing in N.J.'s latest chill



The Washington Post


GOP is pushing electoral changes in Va., elsewhere

Republicans are asking the wrong questions


Reaffirmed: 4 Pinocchios for a misleading Mitt Romney ad on Chrysler and China


Obama and Biden seeking to rally public support for gun legislation

Hillary Clinton's guardian angel reappears

D.C. statehood bill introduced in the Senate


The Atlanta Journal Constitution

Poll: MARTA riders have stronger connection than nonriders to Atlanta region

Charge against mega-church pastor dropped

Final fundraising data shows 10-1 advantage for charter backers


The Detroit Free Press


Water to go up about 4% for city, suburbs

Kwame Kilpatrick's unreported income the result of gifts, lawyer says

Detroit Public Schools to close more buildings, but is closer to fixing deficit, emergency financial manager says

Detroit Tigers give tips on ending bullying in schools

Union head: Detroit used pay, benefit cuts to pay for consultants


The Chicago Tribune


South Side coach charged with sexually assaulting female student

Quinn signs sex-abuse education mandate


CPS confident that it can tackle school closings


The Los Angeles Times


LAUSD principal failed to report allegations against teacher

Former Compton mayor runs for office while facing a new trial


L.A. mayoral hopeful James turns up heat on Greuel

Gov. Brown says 'California did the impossible'



The Cleveland Plain Dealer


County inspector general recommends discipline for human resources manager

Religious, community members rally to urge Gov. Kasich to expand Medicaid in Ohio


176 indictments filed involving illegal firearms in the Northern District of Ohio last year


USA Today


Sandy Hook panel zooms in on school safety, trauma


Organizer postpones big Pennsylvania gun show




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