Today in Black History: NAACP Field Secretary and civil rights leader, Medgar Evers, was assassinated in front of his home in Jackson, Mississippi in 1963.
The New York Times
Obama Backs Bill to Overhaul Immigration as Debate Is Set
A Speech in Spanish Is a First for the Senate
Editorial: A Threat to Democracy
Poll Finds Disapproval of Record Collection, but Little Personal Concern
3 Tech Giants Want to Reveal Data Requests
Cuomo Pushes Legislators on Elections Financing
Groups Press City Council on Budget for Homeless
City Argues to Overturn Ruling That Prevented Limits on Sugary Drinks
The Christian Science Monitor
Video: South Africans praise Mandela
Senate Republicans help immigration bill advance, but will they vote for it?
Planned Parenthood, ACLU file suit to block new Alabama abortion law
The Star Ledger
Jersey City mayor-elect solidifies control of City Council
Sources: East Orange prom queen let ex-boyfriend into apartment
N.J. to dole out post-Sandy grants to homeowners starting next month
Elizabeth's new Democratic chairman wants to broaden party's appeal
Trenton Central High students walk out in protest of poor building conditions
Essex County Executive Joseph DiVincenzo endorses Christie
The Detroit Free Press
Bills to dissolve Michigan schools in financial trouble are put on fast track
Can Duggan salvage run for mayor after being tossed off ballot?
Judge who ruled Duggan off ballot has history in deciding residency disputes
Orr to Detroit creditors: Don't bring phones to meeting on Friday
Teen shooting survivor presented with Spirit of Detroit Award by Detroit City Council
The Washington Post
Two companies accused of discrimination in hiring
ACLU sues over NSA surveillance program
Poll: Majority opposes race-based college admissions programs
Two labor groups buck Obama, oppose immigration proposal
Racial slur preceded deadly road-rage shooting, defense lawyer says
Oprah Winfrey donates $12 million to Smithsonian’s African American museum
Dallas area schools to face federal civil rights complaint
The Chicago Tribune
Emanuel not ruling out raising CPS property tax limits
Madigan still mulling challenge to Quinn
Emanuel not ruling out raising CPS property tax limits
Poverty grants necessary in seemingly wealthy Northbrook and Glenview schools, officials say
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Federal officials sought out stories of residents' interactions with the Cleveland Police Department, investigating excessive force
Cuyahoga County Council approves college scholarship program
The accusations against Cleveland police officers and the disciplinary actions they received
The Los Angeles Times
County cuts ties to troubled foster agency
Rules revised on disclosing police misconduct evidence
LAPD watchdog wants better paper trail on use of force
Court officials: 500 jobs cut by week's end
An encore for the historic Dunbar Hotel
USA Today
Baptists consider dropping Boy Scouts
Snowden case: How low-level insider could steal from NSA
Our View: Myths fuel attacks on 'Common Core' standards
Health care providers speak up for immigrants
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