Today in Black History: Scholar and diplomat Dr. Ralph J. Bunche, the first Black to win a Nobel Peace Prize, was born in Detroit, Michigan in 1904.
The New York Times
Chokehold Case Becomes a Civil Rights Test for City Hall
Blow: War Against Whites? I Think Not
As Meeting With African Leaders Winds Down, Policy Issues Take the Stage
Bush Urges Renewed Fight Against Deadly Diseases in Africa
$11 Billion Later, High-Speed Rail Is Inching Along
Editorial: The Tax Dodge Goes On
Cuomo Contests New York Residency of Teachout Before Primary
The Christian Science Monitor
Renisha McBride porch shooting goes to jury: Does paranoia limit self-defense? (+video)
Tuesday's primaries offer important lessons in Republican civil war (+video)
District of Columbia residents to vote on marijuana legalization
The Star Ledger
Non-profit group plans new hotel for Paterson
Fourth person may be at large in killing of Livingston teen, prosecutor says
N.J. voters split on Christie's job performance, poll finds
Trenton City Council to consider controversial change in residency requirements for employees
The Chicago Tribune
Mayor Rahm Emanuel won't weigh in on investigation of City Council ally
Gov. Quinn signs payroll cards bill into law
The Washington Post
The poll that Republicans have been waiting for
Gun designer becomes the target of gun rights activists
Obama calls U.S.-Africa summit an ‘extraordinary event’
First ladies talk education for women and girls at Africa summit
Rebel flag is offensive emblem of a hateful cause
Black, Chinese residents unite to save apartment building
Philly.com
Fattah Jr. says he rejected plea deals
Ex-judge sentenced in nonprofit-fraud case
Hite: $265M still not enough to stop layoffs
Councilman, parents call for more money for schools
Mayor still undecided on Council's weed bill
The Detroit Free Press
Dearborn Heights man's fate in hands of jury after fatal porch shooting trial
Playground stabbing horrifies Kentwood: How could a child kill a child?
Michigan housing chief runs up thousands in bills, expense records show
Duggan willing to keep Orr in Detroit, bankruptcy transcripts reveal
11 Michigan counties fail to report gun violations
Free Press sweeps six honors in black journalists' Salute to Excellence
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Former drug addict testifies Bedford judge paid her for sex 50 to 100 times
New City Hall job for Sabra Pierce Scott, former Cleveland councilwoman convicted of corruption, was unposted
Cleveland Indians should drop team name and Chief Wahoo, senator says
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Atlanta police officer arrested on second DUI charge in two years
Pepper spray incident on Atlanta school bus under investigation
Barber gets prison for recruiting cops to protect drug gangs
Top ATL employees under fire as city awards big payouts for perks
The Los Angeles Times
Electric car subsidies going to the affluent
LAPD Chief Beck admits his involvement in horse deal
L.A. Unified school board race turns negative, focuses on reputation
USA Today
Activists say child could solve GA lynching case
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