Today in Black History: The National Urban League was founded on this date in 1911 in New York City upon the merger of three social service organizations.
The New York Times
Hurricane Carter, Wrongfully Jailed Boxer, Is Dead
50 Years Into War on Poverty, Hardship Hits Back
Jeb Bush’s Rush to Make Money May Be Hurdle
Aereo Case Will Shape TV’s Future
Army’s Ban on Some Popular Hairstyles Raises Ire of Black Female Soldiers
New Mayor and a New Agenda, but Little Change Within the Ranks
Teacher Says LaGuardia High School Picks Tests Over Talent
The Christian Science Monitor
Nevada range war: Western states move to take over federal land
Keystone XL pipeline: New delay could move decision beyond midterms (+video)
Blended learning revolution: Tech meets tradition in the classroom
In Central African Republic, a town embodies the nation's conflict
The Star Ledger
Christie officials call new revenue measures everything but 'taxes'
Community Blood Services 'urgently needs' platelet donors
Civil case taking too long? A court advisory committee hopes to speed that up
Plainfield mayor touts new budget, but critics worry about rising taxes
Offer for Newark medical center gets slashed, leaving NJ taxpayers to foot huge bill
The Detroit Free Press
Urban agriculture projects finally getting under way in Detroit
As Detroit rape kits sit untested, justice for victims is denied
Community advisory group for new Red Wings arena to hold election this week
Groups call for peace, racial healing: 'I'm so ashamed of this city'
Editorial: Restoring trust in government is first hurdle for would-be officeholders
Philly.com
Bad news on America democracy ... the patient has died
A new face for Philadelphia Republicans
Group fights to keep school in district
The Washington Post
With Keystone XL’s delay, another controversial issue hits pause before the midterms
The Contempt Act: Who would it would affect in the Obama administration?
Confronting a taboo after the death of ‘For Brown Girls’ founder
Top Obama administration official e-mail from two decades ago
Local food insecurity in America, in 11 graphics
Prince George’s school board hires an executive director
High school career academies prepare students for jobs
In search for Relisha Rudd, volunteers undeterred
The Chicago Tribune
6 children shot Sunday night during violent holiday weekend
Quinn grants 43 clemency petitions
State officials drop proposed medical pot gun ban
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Take a sneak peek at the new Common Core exams that are coming to Ohio
Ohio's new voting rules make it easier to vote but harder to cheat: Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted
Ohio legislature puts stumbling blocks in the way of voters: Catherine Turcer of Common Cause
National Republicans mislead on Ed FitzGerald's role in Juvenile Justice Center project
The Los Angeles Times
It's not just the young moving back in with their parents
Wrongly-jailed boxer Rubin 'Hurricane' Carter dies at 76
Resurrection story inspires on Prophet's campaign trail
Acceptance rates at elite U.S. colleges decline
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Monday is final day to register to vote in Georgia primary
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