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POSTED: February 11, 2013, 6:00 am

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Today in Black History: African National Congress (ANC) leader Nelson Mandela is released from prison in South Africa after 27 years on this date in 1990.

The New York Times


A Growing Trend: Young, Liberal and Open to Big Government

New Mexico Inches Toward Stricter Gun Controls

Measure to Protect Women Stuck on Tribal Land Issue


In Address, President Will Focus on the Middle Class

Washington Officials Join in Mourning a Young Shooting Victim in Chicago

Editorial: Quietly Killing a Consumer Watchdog

Employees Walk Out Over Sale of Carwash

Tenants and Community Group Save Dilapidated Bronx Complex


The Christian Science Monitor


Obama girds for State of the Union address. His Republican opponents do too.


Christopher Dorner: Experts look for clues to alleged cop killer’s mental state (+video)

Hunt for Christopher Dorner becomes major PR problem for L.A. police (+video)

Blizzard 2013 storm prep sharpened by experience in Katrina and Sandy



The Star Ledger

Latest child welfare report shows 'staggering data' on growing up in city of Newark

Senate Dem boss: Menendez should keep chairmanship despite ethics scandal

Children's Specialized Hospital to offer free screenings this week

Emails show Jersey City mayoral hopeful urged BOE member to meet business people


Holy subway, Batman! A hidden world of clean, on-time riding exists beneath Newark



The Detroit Free Press

Programs in jeopardy at 5 DPS vocational centers

Deadly firebombing of Detroit east-side home under investigation (video)

Michigan republicans consider school gun measure

Michigan residents rush for permits due to crime, push for new gun laws


Detroit neighborhoods languish through city's fiscal ills


The Atlanta Journal Constitution


D.C. GOP keeps its distance, while Democrats look to help in Georgia Senate race


Bill seeks new teacher evaluation system

DeKalb Superintendent Atkinson replaced by former Georgia labor commissioner


Mom of teen killed: ‘They took a lot from me’



The Washington Post

Rubio emerges as GOP’s star, but is he the party’s solution?

Obama weighing executive orders on housing, energy to counter Congress

After 62 executions, a change of heart

Charter school growth raises eyebrows, debate on future of public education


Gun debate divides Democrats and tests Obama’s second-term strategy


The Chicago Tribune


Obama coming to Chicago to 'talk about the gun violence'


2 persons of interest questioned in Hadiya Pendleton's death


Congressmen back Robin Kelly for Jackson's seat

CPS parents make pre-emptive push to keep Logan Square school open

Hadiya Pendleton funeral: Joyous memories, bitter facts about gun violence


The Los Angeles Times

Dorner's LAPD firing case hinged on credibility


$1-million reward announced for information

Outside groups try to influence L.A. school board races


Greuel's budget plan draws ridicule


L.A. mayoral candidates pressed on city's $1-billion budget deficit



The Cleveland Plain Dealer


Big Data is starting to bring big jobs to Greater Cleveland

Ohio school funding formula raising questions as Gov. John Kasich's plan continues to roll out

What role did supervisors play in controlling November car chase?

Black History Month: TV's Leon Bibb is an icon of local broadcast news


GED test for high school equivalency degree will be more expensive and harder in 2014



USA Today

Troubled Nev. lawmaker accused of going for cop's gun


Sacred ground for sale at Wounded Knee




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