Today in Black History: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. successfully led marchers across the Edmund Pettus Bridge from Selma to Montgomery in 1965.
The New York Times
Editorial: Suppressing the Vote
Obama Widens Sanctions on Russia in Ukraine Crisis
Koch Group, Spending Freely, Hones Attack on Government
Sexual Misconduct Case Ends With No Jail Time for General
Former Naval Academy Football Player Is Acquitted of Sexual Assault
School Data Finds Pattern of Inequality Along Racial Lines
Despite Critics, de Blasio Finds Success in Pursuit of Liberal Agenda
Mayor Vows Jail Reforms on Rikers Island
North Carolina Planner Named to Head New York City Parks Dept.
The Washington Post
What’s keeping March Madness from playing in S.C. and Miss.? A flag.
Seven states that show just how hard it is to measure Obamacare’s success
Cruz’s ‘biggest lie’ may be the truth
Dayton’s victory was not an upset for fans of gender pay equity
Conversations: Col. Charles McGee, Tuskegee Airman
IRS watchdog warns of ‘largest scam of its kind’
Maryland, D.C. schools to begin field-testing new exams
Gray: I will not resign if I am indicted
The Christian Science Monitor
California leads states in identify fraud and computer hackings, report says
General's sentence in sex case called a 'shock,' 'beyond disappointing' (+video)
100 found in Houston 'stash house' – horrors routine, but on bigger scale (+video)
Obama pushes help for working women: How much do they need it? (+video)
The Star Ledger
To close $10.5 million budget gap, Trenton school district plans to cut 77 jobs, create 58
Genova law firm withdraws as counsel for Newark watershed agency
Trenton council dedicates day to late city activist Dion Clark
Former Trenton councilman criticizes City Hall, police for violence affecting city's Latino population
Man ran prostitution business from Essex County Jail, authorities say
Philly.com
Man sues for wrongful arrest, imprisonment
SRC approves the sale of eight school properties for $38 million
Black preschoolers more likely to face suspension
The Chicago Tribune
House Ethics Committee reviewing conduct of Rep. Luis Gutierrez
Feds to try to show gang leader killed cop, companion in 2008
Catholic Schools officials blast CPS' new testing
The Detroit Free Press
Detroit teen, 13, goes missing; police need help finding her
Detroit Schools offer parents computer workshops
Editorial: It's too early to expand Michigan's Education Achievement Authority
Grosse Pointe forum draws 250 to talk about racial intolerance, healing
Arrest warrant issued for singer Anita Baker in civil suit
Michigan Senate passes bill on drug tests for welfare recipients
NAACP to honor John Dingell and Carl Levin at annual Fight for Freedom Fund dinner
The Los Angeles Times
Upbeat signs for GOP may mask its Latino problem
LAFD recruit program is suspended
Race to lead L.A. teachers union headed to runoff
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
If the economy imploded again, Ohio banks would fare fine, but one large bank wouldn't
Gov. John Kasich and Ed FitzGerald move into defining phase of 2014 campaign: Analysis
Boys & Girls Clubs of America receives $10 million grant to combat obesity
Rep. Marcia Fudge urges U.S. to reconsider aid to anti-gay countries
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Georgia lawmakers pass sweeping gun bill
Measure limiting some early voting passed by Georgia Senate
Georgia voters will have say on proposed income tax cap
Investigators debunk email claiming Kendrick Johnson was murdered
APS pays $50K to state for oversight issue
USA Today
Obama to meet with Internet CEOs
Some state pensions in dire straits
Watch Rep. John Lewis do a 'Happy' dance
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