Today in Black History: William T. Coleman is named Secretary of Transportation in 1975 by President Gerald R. Ford.
The New York Times
Christie Hopes Speech Will Obscure a Scandal
Aide Fired by Christie Is Called Loyal Team Player, Not Rogue Operative
As Christie Faces New Questions, State Lawmakers Expand Investigation
Negotiators in House and Senate Agree on Spending Bill
Older Pool of Health Care Enrollees Stirs Fears on Costs
Mixed Reports on State Health Exchange
The Christian Science Monitor
Obamacare youth enrollment lower than expected. Why the optimism?
Bridgegate energizes N.J. Democrats. How much trouble for Christie?
New study casts doubts on effectiveness of drug testing students
The Star Ledger
Codey: Some Democrats tried to quash investigation into bridge scandal to protect Christie
GWB bridge scandal: Democratic lawmakers ask Bergen County Prosecutor to investigate
Trenton Mayor Tony Mack's defense demands mistrial if JoJo's a no-show at corruption trial
The Record (Coverage of Gov. Chris Christie scandal)
State House panels will use special counsel in probe of George Washington Bridge controversy
Stile: A new state for Christie — under siege
Mercer County prosecutor reviewing potential charges against ex-Port Authority exec
Charges Seen as Unlikely in Scrutiny by the I.R.S.
The Detroit Free Press
Michigan health endowment to have first meeting
Street lighting overhaul board gets overhaul
Editorial: What still needs to happen to save the DIA and Detroit's pensions
Banks won't make money off swaps settlement, lawyer asserts in Detroit bankruptcy hearing
Philly.com
Report: Christie told of lane closures in Sept.
Bright Hope pastor to run for mayor
Universal enrollment concerns raised
Democratic candidates seeking gubernatorial nomination speak at Philadelphia forum
Nutter signs land bank bill, says launch could take a year
The Chicago Tribune
Rauner struggles to explain shifting positions on minimum wage
Sanchez, a convicted felon, fights to stay on Cook County ballot
The Los Angeles Times
L.A. may hike minimum wage for hotel workers to highest in U.S.
Panel defeats bill banning public transit strikes
Federal judges say prison talks failed
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
"What's YOUR Dream?" program to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day will be held Tuesday at Cleveland State University
Cuyahoga Community College to encourage minority students to enter science and technology fields: Higher Education Roundup
USA Today
Obama remaking federal judiciary
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