Today in Black History: Journalist and civil rights advocate Ida B. Wells, a founder of the NAACP, was born on this date in 1862 in Holly Springs, Mississippi.
The New York Times
‘A Threat to Internet Freedom’
Documents Show G.M. Kept Silent on Fatal Crashes
A Push to Give Steadier Shifts to Part-Timers
The Toll in Gaza and Israel, Day by Day
House Passes Interim Fix for Highway Trust Fund
Editorial: Highways Need a Higher Gas Tax
Two Former Attorneys General in Utah Are Charged With Corruption
Democrat Is Governor Pick of G.O.P. Group in Kansas
Suit Seeks to Establish Right to Record New York Police Officers
Group Aiding de Blasio Spent $1.7 Million in First Half of ’14
The Star Ledger
Ratings agency cuts N.J. online gambling revenue estimate by more than half
Trenton will feature two of state's five new charter schools
N.J. Building Trades Council urges Sweeney to run for governor
Joe DiVincenzo for N.J. governor? He'll think about it
The Christian Science Monitor
Palestinians told to evacuate northern Gaza as Israel steps up airstrikes
University of Texas can use race as factor in admission, court rules (+video)
National debt will exceed entire annual US output by 2039, CBO projects
Obama and race: why Eric Holder's words stirred such anger (+video)
Philly.com
Source: Arrest made in art grad's slaying
Southwest Philly home to Liberian community
Casey joins push vs. Hobby Lobby ruling
Reporter who spoke about black families suspended
The Detroit Free Press
Nations hide rise in private digital snooping, UN says
DIA expected to announce $26 million toward grand bargain today
Video: Teens charged in Detroit graffiti case
Judge Rhodes: Water shutoffs hurt Detroit's reputation internationally
Magic Johnson's firm takes over food service for Lansing schools
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Appeals court orders judge to re-sentence ex-deputy court clerk Mark Lime, convicted of stealing fees
Ed FitzGerald's gubernatorial campaign launches first TV ad Wednesday
The Washington Post
Israeli military operation may force U.S.’s hand
What will Democrats do if they reclaim a majority in the House?
Is the federal personnel system too old to do the job?
White House meets with activists calling for gender equity in Obama’s My Brother’s Keeper Program
How civilians nonviolently protect themselves during mass killing events
Obama is struggling on immigration -- big time. But Latinos aren’t about to vote Republican.
Jolly wins D.C. State Board of Education race
The Chicago Tribune
Lawmaker showdown today over troubled grant program probe
What Preckwinkle decision means for mayoral race
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Suit refiled against Atlanta cop accused of assault at IHOP
Arrest made in January stabbing death of Atlanta pastor
Commission OKs zoning for new Atlanta Braves stadium development
DeKalb commissioners’ spending scrutinized
The Los Angeles Times
Garcetti names L.A.'s first Latino fire chief
L.A. leaders are crafting new plan to help homeless on skid row
D.A. Jackie Lacey calls jailing of mentally ill a 'moral question'
USA Today
Time Warner shares surge after rebuffing Murdoch bid
Our View: Tech diversity? There's no app for that
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