Today in Black History: Human rights leader Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated as he stood on the balcony of the Lorraine Motel in Memphis in 1968.
The New York Times
Supreme Court Strikes Down Overall Political Donation Cap
Editorial: The Court Follows the Money
Bringing Big Money Out of the Shadows
Collins: Surprise! The Rich Won One
Ruling Is a Win for Big Donors and Party Leaders
Iraq Veteran at Ft. Hood Kills 3 and Himself
Washingtonians Get to Know Democrat They Picked Over the Mayor
After Push by Obama, Minimum-Wage Action Is Moving to the States
Cuomo Put His Weight Behind Charter School Protections
Cuomo Drops Plan to Use State Money to Pay for College Classes for Inmates
The Christian Science Monitor
Another Fort Hood shooting: Motive unclear, but 'jihad' ruled out
Whether the IRS is ready or not, Obamacare has arrived (+video)
Supreme Court view on corruption key in lifting a campaign finance limit (+video)
Assassination of cleric 'Makaburi' puts Kenya on edge (+video)
The Star Ledger
Christie's proposed e-cigarette tax is for public health, state treasurer says
Federal Sandy audits target Jersey Shore towns' debris cleanup work
N.J. heroin crisis: Christie discusses new tool in battle against overdoses
ACLU demands 138 NJ school districts change discriminatory enrollment policies
Report: New Jersey has second highest state, local tax burdens nationwide
Newark mayoral race: Poll puts Ras Baraka way ahead
The Detroit Free Press
Oakland County seeks alternatives to 'monopolistic use' of Detroit water and sewer
Crowd severely beats pickup driver who stopped after hitting boy, 11
Bankruptcy judge OKs $120-million loan to fund Detroit public services
Woman, 20, says she was gang-raped at Detroit apartment before complex burned
Detroit police to work with OnStar to combat car theft
Philly.com
Cops: Shoplifter recognized via Facebook
Critics say charters given unfair advantage for Renaissance schools
2 Philly schools may become charters, if parents agree
Kane to ask court to unseal sting record
The Washington Post
4 dead in Fort Hood shooting
Pentagon grapples with dangerous insider threats
Fort Hood live update: Shooter was being evaluated for PTSD
‘I just need a company that’s willing to give me a chance’
Supreme Court gives wealthy donors more influence over campaigns
Editorial: Supreme Court’s destructive ruling
Democrats target newest vital demographic: Single women
In D.C. mayor’s race, Round 2 begins for Bowser
Gray’s defeat sets up nine months of political upheaval
Voter turnout for D.C. primary lowest in three decades
The Chicago Tribune
Emanuel pension plan clears first hurdle, then stalls
Transit superagency faces hurdles
NU players to vote on union April 25
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Kent State University campus goes on lockdown after shot fired; suspect in custody
Cleveland prepares for next phase in competition to host Republican presidential convention
Attorney General Mike DeWine announces more than 1,000 DNA hits from rape kit initiative
Richard Cordray's federal agency accused of ongoing discrimination and retaliation
Former Cleveland charter school spent public money on steaks and plane tickets, Ohio Auditor Dave Yost finds
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Board hears Ferdinand complaint, dismisses others
Plea deal sought for Hall in APS case
Archbishop’s mansion worth millions
The Los Angeles Times
California pols, others weigh effects of McCutcheon ruling
California adds another private prison
Twenty arrested at UC Santa Cruz as teaching assistants strike
USA Today
Obama on Ft. Hood: 'Sense of safety has been broken'
Shootings at U.S. military bases over the years
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