Today in Black History: "The Divine One," jazz vocalist and song stylist Sarah Vaughn was born on this date in 1928 in Newark, New Jersey.
The New York Times
Court to Hear Arguments on Defense of Marriage Act
Good Friends, Same Party but Legal Opponents
JPMorgan Faces Full-Court Press by U.S. Regulators
First Woman Is Chosen to Lead Secret Service
Soros to Give $1 Million to NAACP Legal Fund
Indiana: Voucher Program Ruled Constitutional
Quinn Is Said to Be in Talks Over Sick Time
Bloomberg Seeks End to Cheap Cigarettes
The Christian Science Monitor
Michael Bloomberg as counterweight to NRA: What are his chances?
Both sides of gay marriage fight agree: today was historic
Indiana's expansive school voucher program upheld: A model for others?
Gun control: Public support is waning, poll finds
Arrests darken hopes for Zimbabwe despite new constitution
The Star Ledger
Menendez's standing improves in poll, but scandal still takes a toll
Seven leaders of N.J. engineering firm accused of illegal campaign contributions
Latest twist in East Orange mayoral race: Mayor Bowser's aide to run for governor
Republicans announce legislative slate in Essex and Morris County's 27th District
Jersey City school district reveals plan to deal with lead in water
Newark Watershed dissolves, leaving city to manage water for 500,000 customers
The Detroit Free Press
School districts, universities skirt right-to-work at a hefty financial risk
Ban on cellphones for teen drivers to take effect
Wayne County Sheriff Benny Napoleon says he's what Detroit needs in a mayor
Kwame Kilpatrick hurt his knee, should be let out of prison, lawyer says
Detroit emergency financial manager to let council, mayor keep pay, benefits
Ex-Detroit police homicide unit head charged with lying on witness stand
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Study: Health care overhaul to raise claims costs
DeKalb CEO staffers paid from other departments
Atlanta schools consider bus safety improvements
Gwinnett could end teacher, staff furlough days under proposed budget
Druid Hills parents may use charter law to gain control over school cluster
The Washington Post
High court justices conflicted on California’s Proposition 8
The Post’s View: Run off the highway
Parties scramble to shift with public opinion
People (still) really like President Obama
More than half of U.S. rivers in poor health, EPA says
Pr. George’s council wants school budget control
Developer sues Metro and D.C. Council member Jim Graham over land deal
The Chicago Tribune
Man charged with threatening legislator over her stance on gay marriage
Local governments unhappy with state plan for sharing income taxes
Cable business faked minority status to nab subcontracts, feds say
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Baldwin Wallace to drop student health plan due to soaring costs
Kasich signs SB 47, starts clock for opponents to shut down bill
The Los Angeles Times
Proposed L.A. budget cuts called 'war' on labor unions
Celebrity educator takes on state's unions
Court seems willing to let gays marry in California
CalPIRG gives California failing grade on spending transparency
USA Today
White House warns cutting Medicare will shift costs
Study: Health overhaul to raise claims cost 32%
Years after change, activist lives her convictions
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