Today in Black History: NAACP attorney and Associate Justice Thurgood Marshall, the first Black to serve on the Supreme Court, is born in 1908 in Baltimore.
Coverage of the Trayvon Martin case in the Miami Herald
Fred Grimm: Zimmerman murder conviction looking remote
Police: Zimmerman's story didn't change much
The New York Times
G.O.P. Groups Offer Immigration Cover for Rubio
Op-Ed: Justice for Big Business
Obama Seeks to Reassert U.S. Role in Climate Debate
For Perry, Setback in Texas May Propel Him Nationally
Feinstein’s Support for N.S.A. Defies Liberal Critics and Repute
North Carolina’s Deep Cut to Jobless Benefits Takes Effect Amid Protests
Art Groups Fear Losing a Mayor, and His Money
The Christian Science Monitor
Zimmerman appeared 'shocked' Trayvon Martin was dead, prosecution witness says
Far apart on US shores, Bush and Obama find time to meet in Africa (+video)
Mandela prayer vigil turns political
Hunger-striking Guantánamo detainees seek end to force-feedings for Ramadan
The Star Ledger
Editorial: N.J. children do relatively well in 'Kids Count' survey, but room for improvement remains
Freelancers CO-OP given green light from N.J. to operate insurance plan under Obamacare
Asbury Park swears in 1st African-American, female mayor
Menendez: A kinship with new Jersey City mayor as sons of immigrants
Walter Fields: Joe D turned his back on black Essex voters
The Detroit Free Press
Obama's Affordable Care Act could lift a financial burden off Detroit
Warren school district ends pay-to-play fees for sports, band
One of Detroit's largest private blight-cleanup blitzes gets under way in Brightmoor
Police say woman's complaint against Charles Pugh offers few details
Gov. Rick Snyder signs bills to help indigent defendants, counties
Tom Barrow tries to block Mike Duggan's Detroit mayoral primary write-in campaign
The Chicago Tribune
Waukegan police chief resigns his post after false military claims
Quinn expected to tweak, sign concealed-carry bill
Gains in Chicago area home prices still lag nation's
Chicago police tout lowest homicide numbers since 1965
Sentencing postponed for Jacksons
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Official: Rapper Chris Kelly died of overdose
Morris Brown files $20 million turnaround plan
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cuyahoga County's proposed charter amendments address issues including campaign finance limits and firing the sheriff
Researchers develop faster HIV drug diagnostic tests at University Hospitals Translational Laboratory
University Hospitals, Parma Community General Hospital to merge
The Washington Post
Border security plan would help defense firms
Protesting low pay and alleged wage theft at federal buildings
William Gray, former House majority whip, dies
Everything you need to know about the politics of the student loan fight
Ex-chef: Governor used Va. assets for personal and political purposes
Pr. William computer error costs government $5 million
Prescription for general well-being: More doctors
The Los Angeles Times
U.S. orders $12.5-million payment in race harassment
Garcetti spends his first day listening, as promised
Jim Kelly, 'Enter the Dragon' star, dies at 67
Jerry Brown signs school funding overhaul
USA Today
College default rates higher than grad rates
N.J. community disputes first black female mayor
Assange: 'No stopping' publication of NSA documents
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