Today in Black History: Rep. Charles B. Rangel, Democrat from New York, and the first Black chair of the House Committee on Ways and Means was born in 1930 in Harlem.
The New York Times
Cantor Falls in Surprise Defeat in Virginia Primary
Why Did Cantor Lose? Not Easy to Explain
Editorial: Why Did Cantor Lose? Not Easy to Explain
Oregon Shooting Draws Obama’s Outrage on Gun Laws
Judge Rejects Teacher Tenure for California
Voter Fraud Is Rare, but Myth Is Widespread
Delay Urged on Actions Tied to Tests by Schools
City Settles Occupy Protesters’ False-Arrest Lawsuit
Success Academy Seeks 14 More Charter Schools in New York City
The Christian Science Monitor
California court strikes down teacher tenure rules in major ruling
Common Core, battered by midterm politics, gets higher-ed support. Too late?
Oregon high school shooting: another teen gunman and more questions
Illinois governor signs 'cupcake bill,' pre-teen bakers rejoice
The Star Ledger
Trenton Mayor-elect Eric Jackson pledges to run 'most ethical administration' in city history
Christie touts program to bring math, science teachers to NJ's neediest schools
Rutgers releases 'hidden' report on overhauling campus governance at state Senate's request
NJ Supreme Court must protect employee whistleblower law, labor and consumer groups say
New Jersey one of the worst states to make a living, report says
The Detroit Free Press
Detroiter: Mob yelled anti-gay slurs, attacked me outside Motor City Pride
DPS trying to 'fix the problem' of missing Head Start application deadline
Editorial: Detroit Public Schools lets its kids down once again
Teachers at Detroit charter vote to unionize, but management shakeup looms
Michigan lawmakers hike K-12 funding, keep MEAP for another year
State's health budget trims funding for infant mortality, public aid
Philly.com
Drew Katz says he's selling his newspaper stake
Judge: Mondesire must open books of his CDC
2 local VA sites flagged on wait times
New report aimed to help DHS affiliated students
The Washington Post
Eric Cantor loses primary in a stunning upset
GOP trying to assess impact of Cantor loss
Chaos erupts at Cantor election night headquarters
Teen gunman kills student and apparently commits suicide
Map: There have been at least 74 school shootings since Newtown
IRS unveils ‘Taxpayers’ Bill of Rights’
Bowser tells education activists she would keep Kaya Henderson atop D.C. schools
Delay urged for Common Core tests, evaluations
Va. school takeover board ruled unconstitutional by Norfolk judge
The Chicago Tribune
Bidders for Obama presidential library decide on sites
4-year-old among 4 wounded in shootings
'It was rough,' juror says about convicting state Rep. Derrick Smith of bribery
Cook County AFSCME employees picket over Preckwinkle contract offer
Young mother shot in the head on South Side: 'My baby's fighting for her life'
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Several House conservatives predict John Boehner won't run for Speaker next term
Teachers facing firing have hearings tonight before Cleveland school board
Change in how teachers are graded in Ohio is a compromise in a big debate
The Los Angeles Times
San Quentin plans psychiatric hospital for death row inmates
California teacher tenure and seniority system is struck down
L.A. half-cent tax proposal for street, sidewalk repair is pulled
New diabetes statistics show rising tide of disease
Opinion: Do parents let school districts off the hook by paying for basics?
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Dozens charged in 'massive' food stamp fraud
USA Today
Obama: Nation 'should be ashamed' over gun violence
Report: VA gave $100M in bonuses as vets awaited care
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