Today in Black History: The Port Chicago incident occurred in 1944 when Black Navy ammunition handlers were killed in a violent explosion at the California.
The New York Times
57,000 Reasons Immigration Overhaul May Be Stalled for Now
White House Announces Climate Change Initiatives
Partisanship Infuses Hearings on Health Law and Executive Power
C.D.C. Director Admits to Pattern of Unsafe Practices
Editorial: Affirmative Action Survives in Texas
Blow: Tears for the Border Children
Paul Gibson Jr., New York City’s First Black Deputy Mayor, Is Dead at 86
New York State Board Approves Reduced $256 Million Loan for Tappan Zee Project
The Christian Science Monitor
Can House sue Obama? Legal expert warns of 'uber' president usurping power.
Google's latest project: mapping small gas leaks in US cities
Lapses at high-security CDC labs reveal culture of negligence (+video)
The Star Ledger
Christie's incoming chief of staff to testify about bridge scandal
Rider University program offers vets the skills to get their businesses off the ground
Sentencing pushed back for associate of convicted former Trenton Mayor Tony Mack
Jersey City Mayor Fulop meets with city clergy for dialogue on recent violence
Rutgers raises tuition and fees 2.3 percent for 2014-2015 school year, despite calls for freeze
Philly.com
Philly school district salaries made public
As Grays Ferry goes upscale, low- cost homes open
Did L&I overbill hundreds of property owners in 2012?
Free meals available to Chester children
The Washington Post
Gov. O’Malley stands fast in spat with White House over child deportations
More Democrats oppose Obama’s border plan
Cheney’s claim on al Qaeda and Saddam
Texas actress receives 18-year sentence for mailing ricin
N.Y. college paid $275,000 for Clinton speech
15 years later, Senate confirms Mo. jurist to federal bench
New bill would require House members to learn right from wrong
D.C. police prepare for sea change in city marijuana laws
Lorie Masters joins race for D.C. attorney general
The Chicago Tribune
Bickering derails Quinn anti-violence probe hearing
8 wounded in citywide shootings
Blago lawyers: Supreme Court decision supports ex-governor's appeal
The Detroit Free Press
Detroit sent hundreds of bad tax refund checks
Four workers kissing inmates in kitchen cooler — last straw for Aramark?
Local Arab-American group launches Take on Hate anti-bias campaign
Where did Senate candidate Terri Lynn Land's $3 million come from?
Michigan gets NCAA grant for mental health initiative
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Attorneys for victims of police chase, shooting say settlement is the beginning of 'real reform'
Cleveland City Council poised to fast-track $2.5 million grant for 2016 Republican National Convention
How your taxes could change under $200 million Cleveland school construction proposal
The Los Angeles Times
LAPD investigating officer videotaped punching, kicking female in jail
Judge rules California death penalty unconstitutional
Less money for state-funded maintenance after property taxes lag
Breaking California into six states? L.A. not sold on idea
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
With Turner Field buyers in wait, Reed sends letter to Atlanta Braves asking for exit date
DeKalb marks one year with interim leader
Jeff Mann, Vernon Jones square off in sheriff’s race
USA Today
Civil rights activists target Twitter over diversity
Nowhere to Go During Airstrikes in Gaza
4 more charged in 2011 hate crime
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