Today in Black History: Jane M. Bolin, the first Black woman to attend Yale Law School and the first to become a judge, was born in 1908 in Poughkeepsie, NY.
The New York Times
Prosecutor to Pursue Corruption Inquiries in Rebuke to Cuomo
Editorial: Mr. Cuomo’s Gift to the Cynics
A Private Equity Titan With a Narrow Focus
Sebelius Resigns After Troubles Over Health Site
Budget Chief Is Obama’s Choice as New Health Secretary
50 Years Later, Obama Salutes Effects of Civil Rights Act
Minnesota Lawmakers Vote to Raise Base Wage
Bush Urges Effort to Close Black and White Students’ Achievement Gap
De Blasio, Marking 100 Days on Job, Says ‘Grass Roots’ Will Drive Agenda
Common Core Gets Strong Defense From State Education Chief
Testimony Still Sought on Shut Lanes at George Washington Bridge
The Christian Science Monitor
Obamacare enrollment at 7.5 million. But how are exchanges really doing? (+video)
Obama rejects call by 11 Democrats to move on Keystone pipeline
In LBJ’s shadow, Obama honors civil rights legacy (+video)
Federal report: Albuquerque police have pattern of using 'unreasonable force' (+video)
School stabbing: Were warning signs missed? (+video)
The Star Ledger
Editorial: Chris Christie's supporters are getting judge's Bridgegate ruling wrong
Newark mayor's race: Jeffries, Baraka trade barbs in debate
Bridgewater-Raritan schools still seek new chief after first search comes up empty
NJ State Police take part in Essex County job fair as push to diversify agency continues
NJ voters support state worker wage freeze but oppose gas tax hike, poll shows
New Jerseyans support Obamacare - but just barely, says poll
The Detroit Free Press
'We have no room for violence': Packed Detroit church sends message of healing
Businessman files defamation suit against father of Detroit councilwoman
Detroit water department sues trustee over legal fees in bankruptcy
Proposed transfer of 16,000 Detroit-owned properties raises questions
Rosa Parks archives, including Medal of Freedom, sit in NYC warehouse
Philly.com
Kane to Philly D.A.: Prosecute sting case yourself
Frustrations, fears voiced at Bartram mtg.
DEA trailblazer battled crime and racial barriers
Philly school district under microscope by state
Council stalls moving forward on sale of PGW after warning memo
The Washington Post
Sebelius resigns after flawed rollout of health-care site
A fishy Education Department statistic
Paul Ryan looks to the future
Obama hails 50th anniversary of civil rights law
Darrell Issa and Elijah Cummings don’t like each other. At all.
Jackson on voter IDs: 'There is not a crisis in voter fraud'
Black congresswomen ask Hagel to reconsider hairstyle regulations
Arthur N.R. Robinson dies at 87
Social Security targets thousands for parents’ old debts
District names education ombudsman
The Chicago Tribune
GM to take $1.3 billion charge in first quarter due ignition switch recall
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Few attend forum for seven candidates seeking to fill Cuyahoga County Council District 9 seat
Ed FitzGerald asks Ohio Auditor Dave Yost to distance himself from county audit
Rep. Marcia Fudge asks Defense Department to reconsider Army restrictions on African-American women's hairstyles
Apprenticeship programs can lead to academic credit under new program
Cleveland school budget cuts: See the new cuts by school here
Minority Men's Health Fair at the Cleveland Clinic to be held April 24; free screenings, information
The Los Angeles Times
9 killed in L.A. students' bus crash
High-paid South Bay schools superintendent is put on leave
Colin Kaepernick under police investigation
L.A. County's child protection system in 'state of emergency'
Deputies kill aspiring producer by mistake in hostage case
USA Today
Army sheds (a little) light on sexual assault
Most drug sentences reduced by 11 months
Unions: Detroit bankruptcy plan puts art above people
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Homeland Security secretary to address Morehouse graduation ceremony
Ethics hearing set in Braves stadium complaint
District identified as top technology user
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