Today in Black History: Carl T. Rowan is named director of the United States Information Agency by President Lyndon Johnson in 1964.
The New York Times
Obama Defiantly Pushes His Agenda
Editorial: A President Outgunned but Combative
A Broad Vision for His Last Two Years
G.O.P. Response to Obama’s Sweeping Proposals: ‘No’
Paris Mayor Plans to Sue Fox News Over False Reports
The Christian Science Monitor
Obama on State of the Union: Tax wealthy, help middle class
Seth Rogen versus Sarah Palin: Is 'American Sniper' pro-war or patriotic? (+video)
Unanimous Supreme Court affirms Muslim inmate's right to grow beard (+video)
The Monitor's View How companies deal with fear of change
The Star Ledger
Released dashcam video shows man's fatal encounter with Bridgeton police
N.J. reaction to Obama's State of the Union address: Democrats liked it, Republicans didn't
N.J. woman doused baby in WD-40 before burning her alive, authorities say
Camden eyes safety, crime in vacant home demolition effort while neighbors question future (VIDEO)
DOT orders 'immediate' inspection of 300 deficient N.J. bridges
The Washington Post
Assertive call to reform tax code, fight terrorism
Obama embraces a label for the history books: Liberal
The remarkable confidence of Barack Obama
Robinson: The good and bad of Obama’s speech
Larry Wilmore takes on Al Sharpton: ‘Take a break, man ... seriously’
The Detroit Free Press
Snyder: Time for all to swim in 'river of opportunity'
'Yellowman' explores bias among African Americans
Detroit schools coalition adds five members
Evans administration appoints 3 more to various roles
Metro Detroiters planning trip to Selma for anniversary
The Los Angeles Times
Pasadena fires two ranking administrators amid embezzlement case
Carson lawmakers delay vote over boycotting local newspaper
Many school districts in state don't comply with teacher evaluation law
L.A. city panel split over which group should study minimum wage
Fifteen community colleges in California to offer four-year degrees
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Judge orders SWAT teams to accompany jurors to view crime scenes in Heartless Felons case
Five takeaways from task force forum on police and community relations
Cuyahoga Community College receives $500,000 to develop program to award high school diplomas to adults
Urban, suburban juveniles treated equally under "historic" pact signed by Cuyahoga County prosecutors, judges
Philly.com
Ironworkers boss guilty of racketeering
Demolition begins in attack on Camden blight
Issue in mayor's race: Keep Nutter's watchdogs?
USA Today
Obama: 'The shadow of crisis has passed'
Analysis: A better economy, a more hostile Congress
Woman pleads guilty in toddlers' murders
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Common Cause calls for Atlanta Councilman to resign
Critics of Common Core turn attention to AP U.S. History
Georgia State to allow co-ed dorm rooms
DeKalb seeks school chief amid many pressures
APS teacher on cheating: ‘I didn’t think teachers would do this’
The Chicago Tribune
Durbin returns from 'very productive' trip to Cuba
City to go after 'bad landlords' over smoke detectors, heat
Emanuel acknowledges some Chicagoans don't feel safe in homes
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