Today in Black America: In 1978 NASA names Maj. Frederick D. Gregory, Maj. Guion S. Bluford and Dr. Ronald E. McNair for space missions.
The New York Times
U.S. to Expand Rules Limiting Profiling by Federal Agents
Obama’s Path From Critic to Defender of Government Spying
Federal Judge Upholds Health Care Subsidies
Editorial: A Disappointing Internet Decision
Obama Announces Institute to Create Manufacturing Jobs
New York City to Pay $18 Million Over Convention Arrests
As Inquiry Widens, Port Authority Chief May Lose His Low Profile
The Christian Science Monitor
'Net neutrality' ruling will turn Internet into cable TV, critics say
CEOs say 'a growing pie' should be US economic policy goal in 2014
The Star Ledger
Ex-Hunterdon County prosecutor connects firing with bridge scandal, report says
Trenton Mayor Tony Mack's team goes on offensive against prosecution in corruption trial
Feds charge Hudson County jail deputy director with recording calls between fellow jail workers
Editorial: Gov. Christie's longer school day, extended year proposal lacks important details about quality
Philly.com
Comcast to build second, taller Phila. skyscraper
Philly student: Cop injured him during pat down
Community activists honored for work in Camden
The Detroit Free Press
Snyder pitches $350M plan for state support of Detroit pensions, DIA artwork
Report: Dow donated to nonprofit that helped defeat collective bargaining rights
Black Detroit Lions player from 1940s says it was time for team to hire black head coach
George Cushingberry to lose law license for 45 days in professional misconduct settlement
The Washington Post
President’s grand ambitions give way to reality in ‘year of action’
Christie, aides plan comeback campaign after bridge flap
Appropriations bill removes restrictions on political science funding
For Clinton, Benghazi report has some good, mostly bad -- but no ugly
Obama unveils $140 million manufacturing effort
Corps aims to help low-income students get to college
Brown gains fundraising edge over Gansler in Maryland
The Chicago Tribune
Local leaders joining Obama's campaign for poor students
Mandatory life sentences for juveniles at issue before state high court
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland principals deciding how to spend their school's budgets as they gain authority under the Cleveland Plan
Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson to endorse Ed FitzGerald for governor at Thursday event
New legislation seeks to prevent state tax officials from holding onto refund money
Catholic Charities closes Parmadale's residential treatment center for troubled youths; will continue other programs
The Los Angeles Times
House panel hearing focuses on California bullet train finances
L.A. councilman targets JPMorgan Chase, calls for accountability
Gov. Jerry Brown plans to ramp up spending on private prisons
USA Today
We must come together to reshape the world: Column
Obamas ask educators to help poor students
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