Today in Black History: Ragtime pianist and composer Eubie Blake was born in Baltimore on this date in 1883.
The New York Times
Boehner Doubts Immigration Bill Will Pass in 2014
Democrats Aim for a 2014 More Like 2012 and 2008
Senate Fails to Pass Three-Month Extension of Jobless Aid
On Blog, an Ex-Christie Ally Showed Approach to Politics
As 2 Go Free, Brooklyn Conviction Challenges Keep Pouring In
De Blasio Appoints Chirlane McCray, His Wife, to Lead Nonprofit Group
The Christian Science Monitor
Immigration reform: Boehner says it's down to a matter of 'trust'
Obamacare: 'Job-killer' or freedom from 'job trap'?
No jail in 'affluenza' case: Does sentence lift chances of rehabilitation? (+video)
The Star Ledger
Defense offers final argument in Trenton Mayor Tony Mack's corruption trial
Trenton council pulls recreation department contracts from agenda
Former director of East Orange non-profit, twin brothers indicted on embezzlement charges
Newark mayor's race: Baraka, Jeffries hold dueling events at city supermarkets
Union County prosecutor investigating Elizabeth police officers for no-show jobs, sources say
Philly.com
FEMA disaster declared after 715,000 lose power
D.A., police commish ask witnesses to step up in abuse probe
In W. Phila., not much is revealed on plans for Wilson Elementary
City Council passes tougher demolition rules
Investigators have options for noncompliance in bridge probe
The Detroit Free Press
Rochelle Riley: Who will step up to inspire the Wright museum's salvation?
Students, businesses have fun in lead-up to Obama's Lansing visit
Michigan Supreme Court rules local laws can't ban medical marijuana
A message for Michigan educators: Never think a poor child can't learn
President Obama to meet with Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan Friday
The Chicago Tribune
CPS continues to ease disciplinary policy
UIC faculty union threatens 2-day strike
City lays out next steps in Open Data Plan
The Washington Post
Boehner cites GOP ‘doubt’ about Obama
Democrats call for investigation of IRS watchdog
Pennsylvania is still struggling with red ink
In the Loop: Holder is holding on
The 2014 ad wars are well underway
Charges: City judge steered contract and lied
The Los Angeles Times
L.A. city leaders unsatisfied with DWP's audit of nonprofits
Deasy provides fodder for both sides in lawsuit
Hardships persist for long-term unemployed
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Moody's says costs to airlines at Cleveland Hopkins could jump
Cleveland Police announce citizen's academy to begin later this month
Ed FitzGerald seeks pledge that Gov. John Kasich will not run for president in 2016
USA Today
Prosecutor: Shooter unconcerned after loud music fight
Race to enroll 'Young invincibles'
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Eleven UGA fraternity members charged with hazing
Student accused of raping classmate inside high school
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