Today in Black History: Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. delivers his "I've been to the Mountaintop" speech, the last of his life, in 1968 in Memphis.
The New York Times
Jumping From Party to Party to Bribery
For Albany, Yet Another Corruption Case
In Memphis Schools, a Crucible of Change
Retailers Track Employee Thefts in Vast Databases
Editorial: Justice Ginsburg’s Misdirection
Background Checks Are Still Stumbling Block in Gun Law Overhaul
With Legacy on His Mind, Mayor Adds More Schools
The Christian Science Monitor
Connecticut responds to Newtown with groundbreaking gun control laws
In Atlanta cheating scandal, one culprit may be standardized testing
Armed teachers? NRA task force suggests voluntary program.
Fannie Mae record profit: How long until it pays back bailout money?
Texas DA death suggests simmering neo-Nazi war could be boiling over
The Star Ledger
Alleged white supremacist, East Windsor man admits role in hate crime assault
Christie 'deeply disturbed' by Rice practice video, spokesman says
The Detroit Free Press
Detroit's jewels shine with guidance from nonprofits
Inkster woman, 113, earns title as oldest in U.S.
Judge considers lawsuit against Michigan right-to-work law
Detroit City Council can meet, but Orr must approve actions
Hugh Grannum among 5 new Michigan Journalism Hall of Fame members
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Beverly Hall, others bond out
Shirley Franklin: 'Lynch-mob mentality'
Invest Atlanta ready to vote on stadium deal
Accreditation agency head to visit DeKalb school board
The Washington Post
Obama pushes banks to approve more home loans
Why a 'path to citizenship' remains politically perilous for Republicans
Obama pressing for confirmation of judge
NRA-commissioned study supports having armed guards in schools
As Obama begins fundraising swing, campaign finance watchdogs growl
Newark weighs on Booker’s likely Senate bid
Michael Brown quits D.C. Council race
Risky decision looms for proponents of gun control in Maryland
Md. Senate to vote on Pr. George’s schools bill
The Chicago Tribune
Alderman pitches plan to pay for police on Michigan Avenue
Last hearings on school closings start Saturday
In court, father trembles at seeing man charged with killing his daughter
School, hospital give special ed students a path to jobs
City Council remap, implementation challenged
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland State University faculty leaders to consider "no confidence" vote in administration
Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court will permit an independent audit of its operations
The Los Angeles Times
Rizzo aide seeks separate trial in Bell corruption case
USA Today
Rice rage: Will Rutgers coach get axed?
U.S. prosecutor leaves Texas Aryan case over security
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