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POSTED: February 25, 2013, 6:00 am

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Today in Black History: Scholar, civil rights advocate and federal judge Leon Higginbotham, Jr. is born on this date in 1928 in Trenton, New Jersey.

The New York Times

Budget Impasse Signals a Shift in G.O.P.’s Focus

A Complex Role for Medicare in the Standoff in Washington

Panel on Health Care Work Force, Lacking a Budget, Is Left Waiting

Opinion: Less Innovation, More Inequality

Crossed Paths: Chicago’s Jacksons and Obamas

New Drone Base in Niger Builds U.S. Presence in Africa

In Impasse, New York Would Face Steep Cuts

Silver Calls for Reversing Cuomo’s Cut in School Aid

Shaping a Gun Reform Agenda That Includes Teenagers and Handguns


The Christian Science Monitor

Firearms-makers to politicians on gun rights: You balk, we walk

Obama administration to argue for gay marriage in Supreme Court case

Sequester: 'It's your fault....No, your fault!' (+video)


The Star Ledger

White House outlines what spending cuts mean for N.J.


Bedeviled Menendez confronts accusations with words of Martin Luther King

Celebrating Rosa Parks' 100th birthday with a call for action

UMDNJ to offer free stroke screening fair


Wall Street warns Christie to avoid election-year budget moves


The Detroit Free Press

Young adults, churchgoers demonstrate for improved public transportation in metro Detroit

Emergency financial managers in Michigan cities bringing big sacrifices, some success

U-M public policy class takes it cues from 'The Wire'


Snyder calls for GOP unity as right-to-work targeted

Smith & Wesson chairman confesses to past felony conviction


The Washington Post

White House details impact of cuts on states


Effect of cuts on your state

Report predicts a tough road ahead for Washington region


The Post’s View: Bullet overkill

Supreme Court considers South’s legacy and progress on voting rights

Six young lives end in six months

Both dreams and reality loom large in debate over raising minimum wage


The Atlanta Journal Constitution

DeKalb school woes invigorate push for broader overhaul


Judge calls time out in DeKalb school board suspension case

Deal to announce whether he'll suspend members


Armed robbery in Georgia: Unequal justice



The Chicago Tribune

2nd District race in homestretch

CPS considers boosting sex ed

Federal prosecutor blasts Jacksons' 'indulgence in the excess'


The Los Angeles Times


Gov. Brown's funding plan splits poorer, richer schools

Change slow at L.A. County's child protective agency

MC Hammer, arrested in Bay Area, alleges racial profiling

'Great 9th' district may lose more black political clout

Next mayor faces stark budget challenges


The Cleveland Plain Dealer

A year after fatal Chardon High School shooting, superintendent isn't interested in having teachers carry guns

Black History Month: The 1964 Cleveland schools' boycott to protest segregation

Riding Cuyahoga Valley railroad into Underground Railroad history

Federal cuts will affect Northeast Ohio if budget stalemate continues

Bill would commit sex predators after their prison terms


USA Today

High court’s DNA case pits crime solving vs. privacy

A year after Trayvon Martin's death, town is healing


White House details sequestration cuts by state







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