Today in Black History: Sammy Davis, Jr, legendary entertainer, died on this date in 1990.
The New York Times
Editorial: Searching for Fairness on the Internet
F.C.C. Backs Opening Net Rules for Debate
Net Neutrality’s Future
U.S. Mines Personal Health Data to Find the Vulnerable in Emergencies
Indiana Seeks More Coverage for Poor, but Many Would Pay
At 9/11 Museum Dedication, Remembrance and Resilience
Former Trenton Mayor Sentenced to Prison in Corruption Case
The Christian Science Monitor
US schools largely re-segregated 60 years after Brown v. Board of Education (+video)
Secretary Shinseki 'mad as hell' over VA deaths, not ready to resign (+video)
Why do fast-food workers strike? No occupation is lower paid. (+video)
Why Mitch McConnell, Senate's top Republican, is so vulnerable at home (+video)
The Star Ledger
Corrupt ex-Trenton mayor gets nearly 5 years in jail
Dem calls for probe into N.J. pension fund investment
5 things you might not know about Newark's mayor-elect
NJ lawyers to highlight judicial independence at annual conference
Assembly committee approves bill that would delay key parts of education reform
The Detroit Free Press
John Carlisle: Neighbors help keep Detroit aquarium store afloat
Editorial: Michigan GOP, Democrats claim win at voters' expense
Michigan lawmakers hear from Detroit retirees in bankruptcy deal: We're 'going to lose everything'
Conyers files federal lawsuit in fight to stay on primary ballot
Obama sides with Conyers in primary ballot dispute, Democrats say
EAA denies chancellor is using 'chauffeured car service'
Philly.com
Fast-food workers protest 'poverty pay'
Council set to extend sales-tax increase
Ex-Trenton mayor gets nearly 5 years
The Washington Post
Conservatives plot a comeback within the GOP
Republicans have a 77% chance of taking the Senate
Obama judge nominee brings opposition from Democrats
Rubio demanded people look at the science on abortion. So we did.
Only half of young Obama voters are prepared to vote for Democrats
The most segregated schools may not be in the states you’d expect
Judge upholds D.C.’s gun registration laws
African American cemeteries win new recognition in Va.
Enrolling kids in preschool isn’t enough
The Chicago Tribune
Lawyers: Jackson Jr. will modify mortgage to pay feds $550,000
Madigan pushes $10-an-hour minimum wage referendum
Illinois House takes up state budget
SIU student newspaper may get infusion of state funds
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Appellate court blasts Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation over excessive insurance premiums
Public urination - not violence - a problem at Cleveland shopping plaza where shot man ended up Wednesday, worker says
Ohio bill would require vaccinations for preschoolers: What laws do you disagree with?
Ohio's private schools fight to avoid Common Core exams
The Los Angeles Times
Sterling refusing to pay $2.5-million fine, reports say
Beck formally asks for second term as LAPD chief
Willie Brown joins billionaire Adelson's team fighting online poker
Medical malpractice initiative qualifies for November ballot
USA Today
In pools, young blacks drown at far higher rates
Obama honors Brown vs. Board of Education
First Native American woman confirmed as federal judge
Are charter schools a new form of segregation?
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