Today in Black History: Economist Andrew Brimmer is appointed to the Federal Reserve Board of Governors by President Lyndon Johnson in 1966.
The New York Times
Building the First Slavery Museum in America
In Challenger, a Chastening for Emanuel
Scott Walker Is Set to Deliver New Blow to Labor in Wisconsin
2 Former Mississippi Officials Plead Guilty in a Graft Case Involving Private Prisons
Next Goal for Walmart Workers: More Hours
How Wayne State Police Helped Breathe Life Into a Blighted Detroit Strip
At CPAC, Pushing Republican Hopefuls to Dive Into Policy Specifics
The Christian Science Monitor
Fight against Islamic State: Is Obama's 'lead from behind' working?
No Child Left Behind 101: where lawmakers agree, disagree
Austrian reform singles out Muslims for harsh new requirements
Why is Libya falling apart?
Philly.com
3 dead in violent night in Philadelphia
Abu-Jamal joins 'mental anguish' case
'Endless heartache' of MOVE bombing
Mayoral hopefuls seek teachers' backing
Controversial school-choice measure tucked into Christie budget
The Star Ledger
Second try on N.J. pension overhaul a much bigger lift
PARCC community roundtable: N.J. education experts answer your questions live at 7 p.m.
Christie joins other potential GOP presidential candidates at key conservative confab
N.J. schools split $5.2M in new school aid under proposed budget
The Detroit Free Press
Duggan: Detroit blight removal needs more money
Bill would give Michigan police cell phone location data
Activists blast proposed price for Detroit water
The Washington Post
A brotherhood beyond prison: Trying to defy the odds with a book club
D.C. legalization a pivotal moment in pot debate
Foreign donation to Clinton Foundation violated pact
What is net neutrality anyway? What to know about today’s vote.
Lonnae O’Neal: Why I sometimes sound blacker than others
Freshman Md. delegate pushes bill to restore voting rights for felons
Dori Maynard, who led group focused on news coverage of minorities, dies
The Los Angeles Times
Charter school group is political force in L.A. Unified board election
Prop. 47 report finds fewer drug arrests, less crowding in jails
Kamala Harris the 'prohibitive favorite' for Senate, which has drawbacks
City Council candidate's nonprofit poses complications for campaign
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Opting out of the PARCC tests: How do other states handle it?
Cleveland Cavaliers suggest 50-50 split with Cuyahoga County for costly Quicken Loans Arena renovation
Judge Angela Stokes' behavior was 'downright despicable' and she led a 'reign of terror,' says lawyer for Ohio Supreme Court
Woman accused of murdering Cleveland police chief's brother has died
USA Today
Texas sports anchor gives powerful speech denouncing racist signs at basketball game
Ex-Louisville guard Chris Jones pleads not guilty to rape, sodomy
Veterans propose major changes in VA health care
Senate panel approves AG nominee Lynch
The Chicago Tribune
Wisconsin Senate approves right-to-work bill
Emanuel hurt by flagging black support, low turnout
Emanuel and Garcia face different personality challenges
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