Today in Black America: Chicago Tribune newspaper publisher John Sengstacke was born in Savannah, Georgia in 1912.
The New York Times
Court Confronts Religious Rights of Corporations
In Report, 63% Back Way to Get Citizenship
Kerry Defends Nuclear Pact With Iran
Israeli Leaders Denounce Geneva Accord
Tension and Flaws Before Health Website Crash
McKinsey & Company Report on the Health Care Law and the Website
Backlash by the Bay: Tech Riches Alter a City
Signs of Change in News Mission at Bloomberg
The Christian Science Monitor
Africa to world's top court: Stop picking on our leaders
Washington blows up: Has American politics hit an all-time low? (+video)
Obama must convince many Democrats as well as Republicans on Iran nuclear deal (+video)
Most Americans back Obama on Iran nuclear deal – for now, anyway (+video)
A Sudanese 'Lost Boy' saved by the kindness of strangers
The Star Ledger
Newark teen shooting victim recalled as 'good dude' who tried to shield girlfriend from gunfire
Jersey City implementing 'Beat the Streets' hoop program
The Auditor: Conservative senator's vote could give Christie cover on immigrant tuition bill
'No-confidence' vote stirs controversy around Montclair police chief; town may hire police director
Eminent domain to fight foreclosures is divisive
The Detroit Free Press
Grosse Pointe Park police to undergo sensitivity training to deal with mentally ill people
Program allows DPS kids, reading tutors to connect via Internet
10 revealing exchanges: How Judge Rhodes is conducting Detroit's bankruptcy
As poverty spreads and funding is cut, charities need metro Detroiters' help
Civil rights leader Imad Hamad retires in the face of sex harassment, assault allegations
Philly.com
Philadelphia could make history with land bank plan
Fund manager bleeds Fumo dry
University City program gives new life to shuttered buildings
NJ preps for Tuesday's online gambling debut
The Washington Post
Crucial health-law test awaits IRS
The abysmal success of the federal health-care exchange
In 16 states, unemployment is at its lowest in at least four years
Meningitis victims hope for criminal charges
Eliminating the filibuster would matter less than you think
Md. test exclusion rate raises questions
Getting into nation’s biggest college readiness program
D.C. mayor proposes $10-an-hour minimum wage
Pr. George’s executive promotes “Buy Suitland” campaign
The Chicago Tribune
Political season begins with candidate filings
UIC makes a bid for Obama presidential library and museum
Turning young Chicagoans into readers
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Sixteen-year-old killed on Cleveland's East Side
Federal prosecutor: Toledo felon stashed guns, ammunition for what he hoped would be a race war
Ohio's prison suicide rate is at a six-year high, statistics show
Ohio lawmakers join in push for national convention on balanced-budget amendment
Transgender Day of Remembrance has deeper meaning in Cleveland this year
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Atlanta-based immigrant actor given reprieve from deportation
Councilwoman Cleta Winslow to pay $2,000 ethics fine
The Los Angeles Times
Area ecomony benefits from L.A. Unified's local food push
Rulings on jail terms inconsistent after changes to three-strikes law
Gov. Jerry Brown's not saying whether he'll seek fourth term
Wanda Coleman dies at 67; Watts native, L.A.'s unofficial poet laureate
California lawmakers want BB guns made in bright colors
NAACP seeks harsher charges in San Jose racial hazing case
USA Today
Secrecy still shrouds Sandy Hook investigation
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