Today in Black History: The United Negro College Fund (UNCF) was incorporated on this date in 1927 with 27 member colleges.
The New York Times
Man Is Freed as U.S. Questions Another Over Poisoned Mail
EDITORIAL: Budget Cuts, Minus the Inconvenience
A Health Provider Strives to Keep Hospital Beds Empty
Heated Questions and Divisions Emerge at Immigration Bill Hearing
Q. and A.: The Senate Immigration Bill
Rangel Sues to Overturn Censure
Showdown for Westchester and U.S. Over Desegregation Agreement
Rivals Challenge Quinn on Term-Limit Stance That Helped Bloomberg
Mayoral Candidates Begin to Release Their Income Figures
Lawmakers Plead Not Guilty to Charges in Bribery Scheme
The Christian Science Monitor
Boston Marathon bombing: Is American jihadism on the rise?
Girding for a federal budget battle royale, parties wrangle over rules
Veteran dealmaker Max Baucus announces Senate retirement
The Star Ledger
N.J. slowly recouping money auditor said was questionably spent on foster care contracts
Trenton school board fires supervisor embroiled in Philadelphia cheating scandal
Once Christie supporters, environmental group backs rival Buono
The Detroit Free Press
Detroit to lose bus money while suburbs gain
Detroit's emergency manager still hopeful of turning city around
Defense lawyer in terrorism case gets six-month license suspension
Ken Cockrel: I won't seek re-election in November
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
AJC, WSB ask that gag on APS defendants be removed
DeKalb minister, brother repay investors $90K
The Washington Post
Report: IRS issued billions in faulty refunds
Why Joe Biden (probably) won't challenge Hillary Clinton in 2016
Race often influences politics in Hawaii
Rangel lawsuit airs dirty laundry
Bonds holds onto D.C. Council seat
How to say ‘everything is going to be okay’ and really mean it
13 corrections officers indicted in Md., accused of aiding gang’s drug scheme
The Chicago Tribune
Daley giving remainder of campaign funds to charity
Boy, 15, shot to death near Obama home
Gov. signs property tax break helping seniors
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland school board delays voting on move to new location
University of Akron students protest plans for multicultural office
Cleveland City Councilman Jeffrey Johnson pulls petitions to challenge incumbent Eugene Miller in Ward 10
The Los Angeles Times
New foreclosures in California fall sharply
L.A. council votes to move away from coal-fired energy
Brown wants to tie some funding of universities to new proposals
Students ready to fight bill that would create higher-fee classes
USA Today
Twitter hoax rocks Wall Street, shows vulnerabilities
Obama dines with women senators
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