Today in Black History: Inventor Granville T. Woods patented the Electric Railway Conduit in 1893.
The New York Times
G.O.P. Maps Out Waves of Attacks Over Health Law
Applicants Find Health Website Is Improving, but Not Fast Enough
States Are Left to Decide on Health Plan Change
On Day of Symbolism, Honoring Kennedy, and Successor He Inspired
50 Years Later, a Changed Dallas Grapples With Its Darkest Day
Warrantless Surveillance Continues to Cause Fallout
Florida Congressman in Cocaine Case Will Take a Leave of Absence
De Blasio Talks With 3 Candidates for Police Commissioner
Barneys and Macy’s No-Shows at a City Hearing
The Christian Science Monitor
Rep. Trey Radel admits buying cocaine. Will Congress toss him out?
Health inflation hits historic low. A victory for Obamacare? (+video)
Is Scott Walker running? 5 quick takes from Wisconsin governor's memoir
The Star Ledger
Rutgers AD, Tyree family meet to discuss alleged bullying case
Largest casino operator in Atlantic City gets online gambling permit
Witness in Trenton Mayor Tony Mack's corruption trial was almost set to run city's recycling program
Federal cut puts more pressure on struggling Trenton food pantries
Local, state officials talk Hurricane Sandy at New Jersey League of Municipalities conference
The Detroit Free Press
Fire destroys another house at Heidelberg Project in Detroit
Detroit bankruptcy judge's ruling: 6 ways it could go
Public Allies leadership training to launch in metro Detroit
'They had it in their heart to humiliate me,' man says of Grosse Pointe Park police
Detroit pays bankruptcy law firms, consultants $22 million so far
#BBUM in images: Being black at the University of Michigan
Philly.com
SRC apparently didn't approve hiring of 785 employees between 2012-2013
Philly schools: Funding hole on horizon
Debate rages over formula for city school funding
Pa. Senate approves $2.3B for roads, bridges, transit
Harrisburg moves on Philly tax bills - finally
The Washington Post
Health insurers limit choices to keep costs down
How Obamacare has fared in each state
For Rep. Radel, a rapid rise — and fall
Presidential Medal of Freedom recipients
CBO: Treasury will exhaust borrowing authority as early as March
‘Obstacles’ delay Gray probe, U.S. attorney says
Prince George’s education board to consider naming policy
Mother of woman stabbed outside D.C. club wants justice
D.C. attorney general seeks repayment to Options charter
The Chicago Tribune
Police training to begin to prepare for concealed carry
Illinois becomes 16th state to allow gay marriage
Chicago parents press for solution to overcrowded schools
Nonprofit helps homeless re-enter workforce
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cuyahoga County Councilman Julian Rogers to resign to work for Cleveland State University
Ohio's Common Core opponents vent their concerns with the new education standards
Ohio House passes gun bill with "stand your ground" provision after lengthy debate
Cleveland City Council members challenge city's obligation to pay for FirstEnergy Stadium improvements
Cleveland City Council demands assurance from police brass that rape cases never again will be forgotten
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Reid, Pope guilty of racketeering in DeKalb schools case
Former teacher is first to plead guilty in APS test-cheating scandal
Former Atlanta schools tech director’s trial delayed
DeKalb County gets slightly bigger
The Los Angeles Times
L.A. Unified committee votes to curtail expansion of iPad program
President of Long Beach Harbor Commission ousted by City Council
State senator burned out by polarization
USA Today
How health care law is playing out in 3 key states
New report: Big drops in veteran, chronic homelessness
JFK's death: Case not closed for many
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