Today in Black History: U.S. Supreme Court rules segregation in public education unconstitutional in Brown v. Board of Education in 1954.
The New York Times
Editorial: Scandal Machine
G.O.P., Energized, Weighs How Far to Take Inquiries
House Votes Again to Repeal Health Law
Republican Drive to Block Cabinet Picks May Spur Change to Senate Rules
Juvenile Inmates Found to Be at No Greater Risk for Prison Rape
New Fracking Rules Proposed for U.S. Land
Silver to Seek Lopez’s Expulsion From Assembly Over Harassment Claims
Quinn Camp Excoriating Thompson on D’Amato
The Christian Science Monitor
House Republicans repeal Obamacare again. Why do they keep doing it?
Why furor over IRS tea-party scandal won't subside, despite ouster
US loses track of terrorists in witness protection: Poor data sharing blamed
The Star Ledger
Christie says residents should 'get together' to decide on buyouts in Sandy-ravaged towns
West New York schools superintendent reads damning report on mayor's actions
Newark police celebrate valor, honor fallen officers in annual award ceremony
Newark teen charged with attempted murder, shot at 2 people outside Sacred Heart Cathedral
E. Orange mayor says he can win re-election despite council's 'no confidence' vote
State awarded nearly $700 million in business incentives in 2012
The Detroit Free Press
City's new top cop has another love: Detroit metal, especially his Pontiac GTO
Detroit's pension boards spending $22,000 to send 4 trustees to Hawaii conference
Activist accuses state of improperly recruiting Detroit emergency manager
Farrakhan calls on blacks to pool together to buy up land in Detroit
Kwame Kilpatrick takes plea for bond to appeals court
The Washington Post
Did someone tar Menendez? The FBI is trying to find out.
The Post’s View: He is not a crook
Lawmakers to focus on whether IRS misled Congress in probes
Senate confirms Moniz as secretary of energy
Obama calls on Congress to fully fund his State Department budget
Advocates worry about end of affordable housing in Alexandria
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Rep. Brooks indicted on 'disappointing day'
Cobb schools budget cuts 182 teachers
Best-paying jobs are in the medical field
CDC: Mental disorders rising in children
The Chicago Tribune
Concealed carry rules face uncertain fate
Emanuel returns donation from tech firm lobbyist
Madigan says universities, community colleges willing to share pension costs
Student home from college killed in Maywood
State sets hearing dates for online school proposal
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Questions raised over Hernandez Warren interrogation
Cleveland fire chief calls indictments a sad day, vows better accountability
The Los Angeles Times
Facing strike, UC hospitals cancel some surgeries
Villaraigosa denounces ads aimed at Latinos
Jerry Brown urges UC to stress graduating students in 4 years
USA Today
U.S. soldier gets life without parole in Iraq killings
USA has the world's most extreme weather
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