Today in Black History: Human rights activist and author Coretta Scott King, wife of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., was born on this date in 1927 in Heiberger, Alabama.
The New York Times
Blow: ‘Lynch Mob’: Misuse of Language
New Amendments Imperil Measure on Iran in Congress
Republican Contenders Reach Out to Sheldon Adelson, Palms Up
Bill Clinton Ends Role With Chain of For-Profit Colleges
Clinton Charities Review Tax Returns Amid Scrutiny of Foreign Grants
As Attorney General, Loretta Lynch Plans Striking New Tone for the Justice Dept.
Opposition Grows as Home for Troubled Youths Comes to Quiet Queens Block
The Christian Science Monitor
Freddie gray protests show how much America has already changed
Drone strikes renew scrutiny on how US targets lethal force (+video)
Can South Africa rein in its deep-rooted xenophobia? (+video)
The Detroit Free Press
Michigan car insurance is the priciest in the U.S.
Pay equity, domestic violence among new bills in Lansing
Religious freedom up for debate in Senate committee
The Washington Post
Clinton Foundation acknowledges ‘mistakes,’ emphasizes transparency
GOP 2016 contenders denounce Iranian nuclear framework deal
As S.C. Democrats wait on Hillary Clinton, likely foes plant seeds
Can Hollywood help Martin O’Malley take on Hillary Clinton?
The Democrats’ white-voter problem — in 2 maps
Police don’t need to give unattended children to CPS if no neglect suspected
Maryland bill would require extra training for school counselors
Walter Fauntroy’s long absence hasn’t shaken his wife’s faith that he’ll return
As Baltimore mayor, critics say, O’Malley’s police tactics sowed distrust
The Los Angeles Times
New California Supreme Court surprises analysts early on
Public, private sector wage gap heavily favors many L.A. city workers
The Chicago Tribune
City shootings leave 1 dead, 8 wounded
Corinthian Colleges to end operations, close remaining schools
Emanuel names Claypool to 3rd stint as mayoral chief of staff
Rauner takes budget ax to health care for the poor
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Peace between Cleveland schools and teachers over? Union shoots for 1,500-member protest at school board Tuesday
Cuyahoga County prosecutor reacts to denial of request to acquit Cleveland police officer Michael Brelo
University of Akron students invent device to detect marijuana in drivers
Philly.com
Assault in the wounds? Hospital trip ends in arrests
Festival hopes to spark an interest in STEM pursuits
N.J. still caught in foreclosure nightmare
Family: Slain Camden football star saved friend
USA Today
ISIL's sophisticated recruiting campaign poses persistent threat in U.S.
Pastor: 'Someone has to pay' for Freddie Gray's death
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