Today in Black History: The 15th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution was ratified in 1870, beginning the long struggle for voting rights for Black Americans.
The New York Times
Editorial: Reckless Rejection of the Measles Vaccine
Debate on Measles Proves Delicate Issue to G.O.P. Field
The Supreme Court’s Secret Decisions
Courts Write Decisions That Elude the Long View
Tax Reform Is the Cry, Until the Details Are Offered
In Net Neutrality Push, F.C.C. Is Expected to Propose Regulating Internet Service as a Utility
F.C.C. Chief Wants to Override State Laws Curbing Community Net Services
In Christie’s Career, a Fondness for Luxe Benefits When Others Pay the Bills
Carl Heastie, Legislator From Bronx, Is Poised to Become New York Assembly Speaker
In 2nd Year, Mayor de Blasio Will Focus on Making Housing Denser and More Affordable
The Washington Post
GOP contenders’ vaccine remarks alarm experts
Robinson: A budget opportunity for the GOP
Trove of papers reveal a Rosa Parks who did much more than sit down
A zombie Obamacare stat emerges again
Fairfax officials frustrated with delays after police shooting of John Geer
David Oyelowo says the Oscars only reward black actors in ‘subservient’ roles
FCC moves to help cities provide Internet options
The Detroit Free Press
Carless Detroiter meets teen who raised $130K for him
Officials take up commuter's transportation issue
Rosa Parks papers give insight into the civil rights icon
Teacher, students share ideas about being engaged in school
The Christian Science Monitor
Why Obama's 'dead on arrival' budget isn't such a bad thing after all (+video)
African troops to join Boko Haram fight. Is Nigeria's army all in? (+video)
Chris Christie calls for 'balance' on child vaccinations. What's his point? (+video)
The new 'cool' cities for Millennials
The Star Ledger
Christie $30K luxury hotel weekend paid for by king of Jordan, report says
N.J. property taxes top $8,000 per home after rising 2.2 percent last year
N.J. woman spared prison for aiding drug dealer's escape, report says
Overcrowding at Camden County jail called into question by federal judge, report says
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Suspended Cleveland police officer jailed after domestic incident Saturday; judge revokes bond
Hillary Clinton would run the table in Ohio -- except in a race with Gov. John Kasich, new poll finds
Consumers' out-of-pocket health costs increase; new report shows wide variation in prices
Philly.com
Unions lose Convention Center ruling
A low-budget battle for Philly mayor
New Pa. House majority leader sees bipartisan opportunities
Already nation's highest, NJ property taxes still going up
USA Today
New Harper Lee novel on the way!
Mayo Clinic plans trials for breast cancer vaccine
Prostitution sting nabs former law school dean
The Chicago Tribune
Gov. Rauner: State must curb union powers, lower salaries
Rauner issues medical marijuana licenses, doesn't explain quick turnaround
Chicago Teachers Union chief blasts Rauner, says union will not back down
Education group gets involved in aldermanic races
The Los Angeles Times
Obama's budget includes windfall for L.A. transportation
Angelenos say they generally feel detached from city government
L.A. County sets high goal to get all veterans off the street by 2016
TechDay start-up expo coming to Los Angeles, free to attendees
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