Today in Black History: Harold Washington, first Black mayor of Chicago, was born in 1922, and civil rights and labor leader A. Philip Randolph in 1889.
The New York Times
Editorial: Unmet Promise on Discrimination
Budget Office Lowers Estimate for the Cost of Expanding Health Coverage
E-Cigarettes Are Targeted at Youths, Report Says
Appeal to Return 4 to Death Row Is Heard
Utah Garage Cleaning Turns Up Boxes of Suffocated Infants
In Many Cities, Rent Is Rising Out of Reach of Middle Class
Pulling Tricks From Everyone’s Sleeves
In the Bronx, Supporters Go Against Rep. Rangel
The Christian Science Monitor
Foreign doctors help poor Brazilians get a leg up
Amid growing prosperity, Rwanda's post-genocide generation comes of age
Boko Haram rears its head in Nigeria's capital with deadly bomb blasts (+video)
The Star Ledger
Mayors who didn't support Christie given less favorable treatment, official said
Port Authority Commissioner Anthony Sartor submits resignation letter
Jersey City town hall meeting on 2014 budget poorly attended
Campaign capsules in races for N.J.'s 12th Congressional seat and Trenton mayor
ACLU-NJ reaches settlement with Newark public schools over release of public records
The Detroit Free Press
City of Detroit close to pension deal, which could pave way for bankruptcy exit
Detroit launching auction website to sell abandoned homes
Excerpts from Stephen Henderson's Pulitzer Prize winning columns
Teen dies after being shot outside high school in Detroit
State Sen. Bert Johnson opts for re-election over congressional bid
Philly.com
Christie recalls raspberries, but not key talk
More voices urge action in SRC's proposed work-rule changes
Milton Street jumps into the 2015 race for mayor in Philadelphia
Largest teachers union endorses Leach in primary
The Washington Post
Social Security stops seizing old taxpayer debts
Robinson: A victory lap for Obamacare
Environmental groups team up to donate to campaigns
Charities critical of new federal giving rules
Is Barack Obama ‘black’? A majority of Americans say no.
Obama’s judicial appointments: liberal, but not that liberal
Bowser makes subtle change in school boundary position
O’Malley slated to address Nevada Democrats next month
The Chicago Tribune
Lawmakers seek regulation of e-cigarette liquids
Metra board approves anti-patronage policy
FBI director in Chicago: 'Painfully aware' of city's gun violence
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Women in Ohio only made 76.9 cents for every $1 men made; wage gap much wider for minority women
Delinquencies on home-related loans drop to new low nationwide
The Los Angeles Times
SoCal Edison to lay off hundreds in effort to streamline management
Garcetti's budget adds more firefighters, overhauls 911 dispatch
L.A. teachers union chief ends reelection campaign
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Atlanta superintendent hired with unanimous vote
Community organization plans school board candidate forums
Should Beverly Hall stand trial in APS case?
USA Today
Kan. suspect known as loud racist, good neighbor
GOP sets small goals for black voter outreach
More documents from Christie-backed report released
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