Today in Black History: On this date in 1843 in Buffalo, New York, Blacks participated in a national political convention for the first time.
The New York Times
Editorial: Voter ID Is the Real Fraud
Federal Judge Strikes Down Wisconsin Law Requiring Photo ID at Polls
After Deriding G.O.P. on Immigration Bill, Boehner Shifts His Aim to Obama
House Budget Committee to Hold Hearing on Poverty
Why the Democrats’ Turnout Problem Is Worst in North Carolina
One Execution Botched, Oklahoma Delays the Next
Allstate Case Shows Risk of Signing Away the Right to Sue
Test Prep Endures in New York Schools, Despite Calls to Ease It
Nearly Half of New Yorkers Are Struggling to Get By, Study Finds
The Star Ledger
Fulop tells Congress NJ's distribution of Sandy aid has been a 'disaster'
NJ affordable housing council to announce plan for towns
NJ ranks 7th for hospital safety, new report card says
Christie says $800M budget hole could affect pension payment
Candidates for the Democratic nomination in N.J.'s 12th Congressional race face off in debate
NJ School Boards Association updates recommendations on social media
Philly.com
'Tainted Justice' cops to face internal charges
Free job fair in Bucks focused on health care work
Parents protest charter plan for two elementary schools
The Christian Science Monitor
Gay marriage at center of Missouri Republicans' bid to impeach governor
In surprise move, NBA bans Clippers owner Donald Sterling for life
Democratic panic time? Most young people won't vote in midterms, poll finds. (+video)
The Detroit Free Press
Dearborn Heights man to face July trial in porch shooting of Renisha McBride
Man charged in fatal shooting of Muskegon Heights basketball star
FBI chief: 'Detroit is not unique when it comes to crime'
Sheffield seeks to bump Conyers off ballot for improper petition signatures
Kevyn Orr gets positive signs on state aid for Detroit
The Washington Post
U.S. economy slows drastically in first quarter
Clippers’ Sterling has limited options after NBA exile
Capehart: Race-obsessed simpletons on the right
Parker: The sobering message from racist rants
Map: How each state chooses to execute its death row inmates
Supreme Court upholds EPA rule on cross-state pollution
Va. AG declares ‘dreamers’ eligible for in-state tuition
The Sterling case and the black community
D.C.’s Hospitality High to join public school system
Paul Robeson Jr., protector of father’s legacy, dies at 86
The Chicago Tribune
Uncle accused of giving niece gun in slaying of 14-year-old girl
Prosecutors probing troubled Quinn grant program
7 wounded in city shootings
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Former Ohio Gov. Bob Taft's criminal record not expunged after all, according to reports
Congressional panel votes to subpoena Richard Cordray's aides in discrimination probe
Ohio Parole Board recommends clemency for death-row inmate Arthur Tyler
Universities given guidelines by White House task force on how to handle sexual assaults
The Los Angeles Times
Sterling banned for life, but that doesn't mean he's gone
NBA's use of 'hammer' on Donald Sterling welcomed by Garcetti
State begins early releases of nonviolent prisoners
UCLA cancels $3-million research gift from Sterling Foundation
Alex Caputo-Pearl wins runoff to lead L.A. teachers union
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Donors will pay for transition in Atlanta school leadership
Metro Atlanta’s history of workplace shootings is long, bloody
Report: FedEx gunman ‘joked about shooting up workplace’
USA Today
69% agree with Barbara Bush: No more political dynasties
Botched execution could slam brakes on death penalty
WHO sounds alarm on widespread 'superbug' infections
Cities, states to lose big if highway fund disappears
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