Today in Black History: John Morront, the first African American missionary to work with Indians, is ordained as a Methodist minister in London, England.
The New York Times
Times Ousts Top Editor, Elevating Second in Command
Who Gets to Graduate?
Advocating Pill, U.S. Signals Shift to Prevent AIDS
Editorial: Discrimination in the Military
Blow: The AIDS-Shaming of Magic Johnson
Women of the Senate Band Together Over Missing Nigerian Girls
The Trade-Offs of Relocating North to Canada
Aging Bridge Behind Him, Obama Pushes Infrastructure Projects
Rebuke of Charter Schools Is Seen in Newark Election
Rangel, at Debate, Wields a Phone to Mock His Opponents
The Star Ledger
Editorial: As former Trenton Mayor Tony Mack is sentenced today, city faces long road to recovery
Lawmakers consider major changes to teacher evaluation law and delays to new standardized tests
Newark Mayor-elect Ras Baraka takes a victory lap, credits the ground game for win
Newark schools superintendent releases student enrollment stats, transportation plan
Camden school chief speaks to students as they protest layoffs outside his office
The Christian Science Monitor
Sterling saga points to 'plantation mentality,' say many in black community (+video)
Fast-food strike: How strong is the case for a big wage hike?
Less than 40 percent of 12th-graders ready for college, analysis finds
Global Viewpoint After Boko Haram kidnapping: What does the US stand for?
The Detroit Free Press
Fellowships draw young talent to Detroit, with hopes they will stay
MEAP could be back in classrooms amid debate over new exam
Michigan tax revenues $1.1B lower than expected, fiscal report forecasts
Editorial: Why $450M for Michigan roads is nothing to celebrate
30 companies mention Obamacare negatively during first-quarter earnings season
Editorial: If John Conyers is out, voters will need more choices for Congress
Philly.com
In Philly, strong opinions on poverty
'Strange things' going on at Philly school?
Sources: Clarke pushing new plan for school $$$
For white Pa. politicos, is black the new black?
Goode goes on the offensive for tax abatement bill
The Washington Post
Clintons dive into partisan combat ahead of 2016
Far-right party shakes U.K. politics
After girl vanishes, court must decide if her siblings are safer with strangers
Obama told Silicon Valley he’d protect ‘net neutrality.’ Now it’s in danger.
Jill Abramson leaves The New York Times — and the chatter begins
Louisiana gun owners could soon pack heat in restaurants
The 17-year-old who just ousted a West Virginia delegate
Number of homeless jumps 13 percent in the District
The Chicago Tribune
Judge temporarily halts Illinois pension reform law
Emanuel campaign aide pitches negative stories about Preckwinkle
Ex-radical fights for job at U. of I.
Gunrunner sentenced to nearly 17 years in prison
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland to find out next week if city remains in contention to host Republican National Convention
Kasich is rising as a potential presidential candidate in Ohio, though still trails Clinton
Youngstown mayor, Mahoning County commissioner indicted in large-scale corruption case
City fires most prolific shift-trading Cleveland firefighter, disciplining 20 supervisors
The Los Angeles Times
UC seeks transfers from wider range of 2-year colleges
Report raises doubts about ambush of 2 LAPD officers
More students take online classes but passage rates low, study says
Official says county health system needs 700 new nurses to boost care
USA Today
Q&A: Net neutrality — what is at stake?
Evidence reveals teen twins' murderous plot
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