Today in Black History: In 1972 baseball star Curt Flood lost his case against Major League Baseball's reserve clause but opened the door for today's mega-salaries.
The New York Times
Editorial: Right and Wrong on Criminal Justice
Obama Defends Authorization of Surveillance Programs
Justices Block Law Requiring Voters to Prove Citizenship
Justice Dept. Releases Recommended Fates for Guantánamo Detainees
In Embattled Detroit, No Talk of Sharing Pain
City to Settle Pension Suit for Workers Called to Arms
New York City Graduation Rate Remains Steady
The Christian Science Monitor
Supreme Court: For right to remain silent, a suspect must speak
Supreme Court limits judges' discretion on minimum sentences
Arizona can't ask voters for proof of citizenship, Supreme Court rules (+video)
Chicago sees deadliest weekend of 2013, with 6 dead, at least 40 hurt
The Star Ledger
N.J. lawmakers advance bill granting in-state tuition for students in country illegally
Survey finds N.J. residents support strong government oversight of utility industry
Christie administration to close troubled Newark charter school founded by city activist Fredrica Bey
Amick: N.J. special senate election presents logistical nightmare for voters, election workers
N.J. Senate committee approves bill to move gubernatorial election to October
The Detroit Free Press
Many Michigan colleges do poor job preparing teachers for class, study finds
Thousands expected to rally Wednesday in Lansing on behalf of public schools
Detroit mayoral race: Decision on whether Duggan can run could come Tuesday
The Washington Post
Biden to claim progress in far narrower push to stem gun violence
Obama on NSA: I'm no Dick Cheney
The PR battle over Edward Snowden -- in two polls
States can’t add citizenship proof for vote registration, justices say
Ahead of re-election bid, Baker counts wins and losses on ethics reform
Fairfax's Mark Mitchell is one of nation's top historians, collectors of African Americana
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Atlanta set to land sought-after AT&T startup hub
Shocked friends recall slain Morehouse student
Falcons stadium concept advances | Photos
Judge ‘seriously concerned’ about APS prosecution
Fayette school board OKs buying Common Core math textbooks
The Chicago Tribune
Jesse Jackson Jr.: If we both go to prison, I want to go first
Former alderman, 2 others, convicted in bribery scheme
Ex-Stroger aide goes on trial in kickbacks case
Cook County nixes retrial of woman in son's death
Gun enthusiasts ready to fight assault weapons bans
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Teachers' 'value-added' ratings and relationship to student income levels questioned
Cleveland's goal is to merge EMS and fire divisions by year's end
Cuyahoga County seeks architect to plan new convention center hotel
USA Today
Poll: Snowden should be prosecuted for NSA leaks
Judge: Zimmerman jurors' names to stay secret for now
G-8 to focus on African kidnaps, tax on final day
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