Today in Black History: Television journalist Max Robinson, the first Black anchor of a network news program, was born on this date in 1939 in Richmond, Virginia.
The New York Times
Editorial: The President and the Hunger Strike
Koch Brothers Plan More Political Involvement for Their Conservative Network
Poll Shows Isolationist Streak in Americans
Obama Ally Likely Pick for F.C.C.
Zimmerman Forgoes Pretrial Hearing, Taking Issue of Immunity to a Jury
With Democratic Mayoral Field in Flux, de Blasio Assails Quinn
Critics of Police Would Make New Yorkers Less Safe, Bloomberg Says
In Misdemeanor Cases, Long Waits for Elusive Trials
The Christian Science Monitor
Poll shows how US Muslims are like Protestants – and how they're not
Dysfunction in D.C. leads to soaring cynicism among Millennials
Is Obama's second term sunk? 'Maybe I should just pack up and go home.'
The Star Ledger
Christie campaign spends more than $1M on first ad to air today
Former Newark City Hall aide indicted on tax fraud, tax evasion, money laundering
Elizabeth board attorneys, former BOE member charged in school lunch scandal
N.J. Senate committee approves slate of gun control bills
Violent robbery at Englewood park is latest in string of incidents targeting Hispanic laborers
The Detroit Free Press
Michigan bill would make stores online charge 6% sales tax
Judge denies Kwame Kilpatrick's request for release for 3rd time
Detroit eyes possible legal action over $7M cut in transportation aid
State opts to privatize prison food service, saving taxpayers $12 million a year
The Star Ledger
Metro Atlanta housing prices rise steeply
Newnan family ‘holding each other together’ after fire tragedy
The Washington Post
Gun-control groups focus on Ayotte
Obama consumed by unfinished business
Anthony Foxx hoping for a smoother political ride at DOT
Bill would force feds onto health exchanges
D.C. Council signs off on Medicaid contract
McDonnell says he’s still able to govern
Crumbling home of black history’s father seeks a long-awaited rebirth
The Chicago Tribune
Shootings across city kill 3, injure 16
CPS lunchroom workers call for end to frozen meals
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
A dozen Cleveland police supervisors to face disciplinary hearings for roles in deadly Nov. 29 chase
Cleveland Police Chief Michael McGrath to address possible discipline of supervisors
Cuyahoga County judges can seek to have addresses removed from Board of Elections records
Charter school officials accused of stealing nearly $2 million
Cleveland police set gun buyback for June 15
The Los Angeles Times
Former top aide slams Sheriff Lee Baca
James releases Greuel's text messages after she attacks him
Court blocks release of three-strikes inmate
USA Today
Adults consume 13% of calories from added sugars
Poll: Clinton top Dem choice for president, GOP split
Appeals court OKs ban on handgun sales to minors
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