Today in Black History: Carl Stokes, the first Black mayor of Cleveland, Ohio was born in 1927.
The New York Times
White House Offers Stealth Campaign to Support Immigration Bill
House Rejects Farm Bill as Food Stamp Cuts Prove Divisive
Justices Say U.S. Cannot Impose Antiprostitution Condition on AIDS Grants
6 Female Jurors Are Selected for Zimmerman Trial
Judges Order California to Free Prisoners
Weiner Wants City to Test Single-Payer Health Care
Lawmakers Approve Use of Lever Voting Machines for Fall’s Mayoral Voting
Rent Board Approves Higher Increases Than in ’12
New York City’s Unemployment Rate Dips Slightly
The Christian Science Monitor
Stunning farm bill defeat lays bare House dysfunction
Zimmerman jury of peers is jury of (mostly white) women (+video)
Stock markets shudder at prospect of 'easy money era' ending
The Star Ledger
Ed O'Bannon's lawsuit against NCAA could have landmark implications
New Rutgers-Newark leader to be among highest-paid at university
N.J. Senate passes bill to ask voters to spend $200M per year on open space
N.J. Senate Democrats fail to override Christie's veto of early voting
N.J. Supreme Court allows special U.S. Senate elections
N.J. budget includes no money for special U.S. Senate elections
The Detroit Free Press
Rochelle Riley: Aretha Franklin reflects on dad's role in '63 Detroit Walk to Freedom
Jimmy Settles: Freedom Walk's 50th anniversary is about more than marking history
Commemorative walk is 'call to action' echoing MLK's historic 1963 march
How a Chapter 9 bankruptcy could affect Detroit pensions, health care
Orr confronts Detroit pension funds plagued by poor investments, kickbacks, corruption
E-mails show Kevyn Orr, loan board had interview questions in advance
The Washington Post
Christian ministry apologizes to gay community
Six white women to serve as jurors for George Zimmerman trial
Baker says much work ahead as he seeks to fix schools, local economy
Cuccinelli, McAuliffe blast each other’s priorities in governor’s race
Montgomery school staff allegedly misused student work-study funds
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Church rejects $13.5 million offer for stadium site
Arrest made in death of Morehouse student
Carousel of leadership hampers DeKalb
Deal appoints new leaders to his statehouse team
The Chicago Tribune
Fenger High School students triumph over adversity
Experts debate existence of condition linked to troubled ex-NFL players
Emanuel calls for limit on soda bought with food stamps
Chicago State University granted accreditation
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Free guide helps you spot financial exploitation of elderly
University Hospitals, EMH Healthcare announce plan to merge
Ohio Republican lawmakers unveil income tax cut, sales tax hike days before budget is due
USA Today
Who are the six jurors in Zimmerman's trial?
GOP leader steps down after rant on ex-Miss America
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