Today in Black History: Mervyn Dymally, who served as California's Lieutenant Governor, in the State Legislature and Congress, was born in 1926 in Trinidad.
The New York Times
In Town of Missing Girls, Sorrow, but Little Progress
First Lady Condemns Abduction of Nigerian Schoolgirls
Legal Alliance Gains Host of Court Victories for Conservative Christian Movement
Rubio on a Presidential Bid, and Climate Change
Democrats Look Dubiously at Joining Benghazi Panel
Republican Push on Benghazi Could Backfire
Brothers Battle Climate Change on Two Fronts
Charters, Public Schools and a Chasm Between
Cuomo Works to Mend Fences With Liberals
The Lasting Legacy of an Unwelcome Pioneer
The Christian Science Monitor
Month after Boko Haram kidnapping of girls, what's shocking is what remains unknown (+video)
Democrats' Benghazi dilemma: Join 'blatantly political' congressional probe? (+video)
Hillary Clinton: How will her roles as mother and grandmother play in 2016? (+video)
The Star Ledger
Union: Thousands of airport workers want to join ranks for better pay and benefits
Newark's race for mayor: Baraka and Jeffries at the end of old-school battle with new cash
Newark mayor's race: Candidates outline positions
Newark election 2014: candidates compete for council seats
Policy analyst: Trenton's troubles likely made residents more aware of city's problems ahead of election
Average NJ per-student spending is close to $19K, new report finds
The Detroit Free Press
Susan Tompor: Retirees face complex ballot as they mull voting on Detroit's bankruptcy plan
What's at stake in the Detroit bankruptcy voting
Northern Michigan criminal justice students learn alongside prisoners
Metro Detroiters rally for abducted Nigerian girls, call for action to get them released
Brian Dickerson: Michigan GOP concocts way to silence the voice of voters
Philly.com
Conventions in Philly brace for possible labor protests
Students put feelings about their rough neighborhoods on video
Repeated complaints ignored in Cayuga cheating scandal
Little competition for Pa. incumbents
Did Christie office cross the line between campaign and government?
The Washington Post
Jeb Bush weighs burdens of 2016 bid on family
Fact-checking the Benghazi attacks
Don’t write off Democrats’ chances in midterms just yet
The top 10 primaries of 2014
Jobless deal with obesity and unemployment
Montgomery candidates grapple with school concerns
Montgomery schools: Is parent fundraising equitable?
Howard adds doctorate to Sean Combs’s honors
The Chicago Tribune
15-year-old killed, 5 others wounded in city shootings
Jewel-Osco stops asking about criminal history on job applications
Editorial: How 8 young Chicagoans balance violence and hope
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland State University receives $1 million for scholarships
Brush High School student charged with raping classmate inside the building during school day
Cleveland City Council bars public from special committee to review consulting contracts
The Los Angeles Times
Sterling apologizes for comments, saying they were 'terrible mistake'
NBA: Wife would lose share of team if Donald Sterling is voted out
California puts $750 million in tax credits into retaining employers
Liberal groups urge Senate to block Obama judicial nominees
State's new computerized exam tryout plagued by glitches
USA Today
Vet with chest pains: VA said wait '3 or 4 months'
Texas cop fired following killing of 93-year-old
Activists protest university's bid for Obama library
Secret Service units patrolled aide's neighborhood
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