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Today in Black History: Journalist and civil rights advocate Ida B. Wells, a founder of the NAACP, was born on this date in 1862 in Holly Springs, Mississippi.

The New York Times

In 2nd Term, Obama Is Seen Using ‘Hidden Hand’ Style

Editorial: A Step to Majority Rule in the Senate


Blow: The System Failed

Two Nights After Verdict, Protests Rip Through Los Angeles

The Truth About Trayvon

Zimmerman Prosecutors Duck the Race Issue

Pennsylvania Defends Law on ID for Voters

Stalwart Citizens, Not Just Police Tactics, Deserve Credit as Crime Ebbs



The Christian Science Monitor

Federal probe of George Zimmerman not over, says Justice's Eric Holder


Pennsylvania voter ID law back in court: Can it be enforced?

On immigration reform, more Americans hew to the Democrats' stance


The Star Ledger

Martin Perez sworn in as Rutgers board member after two years of controversy

Booker's celebrity pushes him to almost insurmountable lead for Senate race

Christie accepts $4.5M donation from United Arab Emirates for Sandy relief to schools


Zimmerman verdict protests continue in Newark for 2nd day

Do Dem political bosses dismiss Buono because she's a woman?


The Detroit Free Press

Michigan feels bite of federal budget cuts: Furloughs, lost benefits, dwindling research funds

Rallies for Trayvon Martin planned in Detroit and Flint on Saturday

Kevyn Orr reaches settlement with some creditors; details not released

Governor names new emergency manager for Detroit Public Schools

Judge dismisses suit by Tom Barrow to remove Mike Duggan as write-in candidate


The Washington Post

Civil case against Zimmerman would be hard, officials say


Detective made big impression, Zimmerman juror says


Zimmerman trial revives attention for Marissa Alexander case


Holder: Trayvon Martin’s death ‘unnecessary’

What chance did Trayvon Martin, a 'suspect,' have in court?

Felon rights restoration ramping up at end of McDonnell’s term

Breakthrough in cold case reopens dark chapter for Md. corrections

How the Black Guerrilla Family gang took root in Md.’s prisons


The Chicago Tribune

Federal lawsuits against CPS school closings set to begin

Dillard making another run for governor

Durbin draws GOP electoral challenger



The Atlanta Journal Constitution


At CNN, hundreds protest verdict


Dexter Scott King marries long-time girlfriend


Panel: Suspend CEO facing felony charges


The Cleveland Plain Dealer


Cleveland Convention Center faces competition from complexes around country

Ohio Turnpike officials agree to boost tolls, sell $1 billion in bonds for major road projects

Court makes permanent order that Ohio count provisional ballots cast in right polling station but wrong precinct

Ohio pursuing drone test center with Indiana, as FAA tackles unmanned flight


The Los Angeles Times

Leaders urge calm, vow crack down

Protests in Oakland turn violent, waiter attacked


Details of S.D. mayor's alleged sexual harassment released

Inmate hunger strike wanes, but thousands continue refusing meals

Critics question how next UC president was chosen


USA Today

L.A. mayor: 13 arrested in Zimmerman protests

Juror: Zimmerman should have stayed in his car






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