Today in Black History: John Morront, the first African American missionary to work with Indians, is ordained as a Methodist minister in London, England.
The New York Times
Management Flaws at I.R.S. Cited in Tea Party Scrutiny
Editorial: Spying on The Associated Press
Justice Dept. Defends Seizure of Phone Records
Editorial: Grotesque Speed for Florida Capital Cases
House to Vote Yet Again on Repealing Health Care Law
U.S. Budget Deficit Shrinks Far Faster Than Expected
With Detroit Under State Control, Candidates Seek Posts Stripped of Power
Dollars Pile Up for Campaigns in Race for Mayor
Appeals Court Says Judge Went Too Far in Forcing Fire Dept. to Revamp Its Hiring
The Christian Science Monitor
IRS report shows why tea party scandal was almost inevitable
Will government probe of AP phone records cost Eric Holder his job?
Are IRS, Benghazi flaps affecting Obama's standing with US public?
Mother’s Day shooting in New Orleans tests violent ‘street code’
The Star Ledger
Fulop signals a new era for Jersey City after beating Healy to become mayor
Christie administration warns it might not make full pension payment in future years
Election results for 2013 Essex County non-partisan municipal races
Newark Archdiocese reaches new settlement in decades-old case of alleged sexual abuse
N.J. interest groups form coalition to take on electric utilities' planned rate increases
The Detroit Free Press
Detroit Mayor Dave Bing won't seek re-election, eyes Wayne Co. executive job
Analysis of Bing's tenure
Stephen Henderson: Bing unleashes a political shocker in a city where nothing's shocking
Editorial: It's time for Detroiters to choose —and choose wisely
Guns for groceries: Law firm to distribute $50 gift card for each gun
The Chicago Tribune
2 dead, 11 injured in shootings across city
Body found in river likely slain toddler, police say
Tribune poll: Support remains tepid for Chicago casino
The Washington Post
Hagel orders retraining amid sex-crime cases
IRS tax-exempt unit described as bureaucratic mess in report
Obama’s second term clouded by controversies
AP phone-records uproar draws Holder back into the spotlight
Weighing justice and vengeance -- from Boston to Cleveland to Philadelphia
Virginia’s move to the middle poses difficult choices for Republicans
Despite video, board will not invalidate AP exams
Takoma Park grants 16-year-olds right to vote
The Los Angeles Times
LAUSD calls halt to suspension of 'defiant' students
L.A. billionaire joins hospital bidding war
Brown's budget tightens general-fund spending
Music moguls give USC $70 million
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
President Obama appears to be following trend of scandal-plagued second terms
Cleveland school board OKs new teachers contract, will use money from sale of headquarters for downtown school
Anti-violence activist Yvonne Pointer receives long-awaited news of an arrest in her daughter's 1984 murder case
Cuyahoga Community College names Alex Johnson new president
Cleveland Councilman Eugene Miller pleads no contest to first-degree misdemeanor
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Memorial service planned for missing college student after human remains discovered
Election board: Clayton chairman lives in Clayton
USA Today
Report: Weiner hires manager for NYC mayor's race
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