Today in Black History: Carl T. Rowan is named director of the United States Information Agency by President Lyndon Johnson in 1964.
The New York Times
Law’s Expanded Medicaid Coverage Brings a Surge in Sign-Ups
2 Birthdays and 2 Ends of the Income Spectrum
In New Jersey, Leader of an Agency Under Investigation Is Given a Judge’s Robe
Seeking Ways to Help the Poor and Childless
Boston Fed’s Latest Role: Community Organizer
Cuomo Expected to Unveil $1.5 Billion Plan to Expand Pre-K Statewide
Cuomo and Attorney General Agree on Division of JPMorgan Funds
The Christan Science Monitor
Martin Luther King Jr. and John F. Kennedy: civil rights' wary allies
Chris Christie faces new bullying charges. Are voters paying attention?
The Star Ledger
Snow cancels Chris Christie's inaugural celebration on Ellis Island
Hoboken storm funding: The programs at the center of the controversy
Trenton Councilwoman Kathy McBride joins race for mayor
The Detroit Free Press
City leaders, civil rights activists demand Patterson apologize for Detroit remarks
Gambling revenues plummet in 2013 at Detroit's 3 casinos
Jury selection to start in Bobby Ferguson's retrial on bid-rigging charges
Black Student Union at U-M: Change needs to happen
Church helping to raise funds for family of 4-year-old shooting victim
The Washington Post
U.S. credit cards lag in security, lure scammers
Is your state solvent?
How Chris Christie is turning bridge-gate into a partisan fight
Md. congressman gains support on infrastructure bill
D.C. schools changing evaluations of principals
100 Va. school boards oppose state takeover board
Philly.com
Fraternity suspended for throwing racist MLK party with watermelon cups
Nutter calls school funding an issue of inequality
Joint panel to probe N.J. bridge scandal
The Chicago Tribune
CPS to use TIF funds for teachers
CPS to hear new charter school proposals
New abuse documents detail Chicago archdiocese missteps
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cuyahoga County home to 8 of the 10 highest school property tax rates statewide (database)
Cuyahoga Community College opens health care centers through April
Universities can, with major efforts, help low-income students succeed, report says: Higher Education Roundup
Cleveland schools nudging parents to comply with the law and meet their kids' teachers
The Los Angeles Times
Union drive for home care aides' overtime pay could backfire in Calif.
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
DeKalb schools off probation
Staffing shake-ups at Atlanta City Hall as Reed searches for next COO
Parents criticize state absolution of funeral home that stuffed Valdosta teen’s body with newspapers
Hundreds gather to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church
USA Today
Pastor likens faction of Tea Party to 'lynch mob'
Ex-federal court judge's travel expenses questioned
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