Today in Black History: Heavyweight boxing champion and American hero, Joe Louis Barrow, the "Brown Bomber," was born in 1914 in Lafayette, Alabama.
The New York Times
Senate Democrats Foil Obama on Asia Trade Deal
Hillary Clinton Walks Tightrope as Pressure Grows to Take Stance on Trade Deal
Where Republican White House Hopefuls Stand on Trade
Obama Urges Liberals and Conservatives to Unite on Poverty
Jeb Bush Clarifies Remarks on Supporting Iraq War
F.B.I. Says It Broke Its Rules in Inquiry of Keystone Pipeline Opponents
De Blasio, in Washington, Unveils Campaign to Promote Liberal Causes
Amtrak Train Derails in Philadelphia, Killing at Least 6 and Injuring Dozens
Photographs of Everyday African-American Pride in Queens
Group Supporting de Blasio’s Agenda Is Said to Draw Interest of Ethics Panel
The Christian Science Monitor
One factor behind falling share of Americans who call themselves Christian
Poverty summit: Is conversation shifting from whether to help poor to how? (+video)
Obama library in Chicago: What it means for city's South Side – and Obamas (+video)
Will Harriet Tubman grace $20 bills? Why some groups don't want that.
The Star Ledger
Christie says he 'can't be responsible' for allies' actions in Bridgegate
Mixed emotions for slain Paterson teen's family after arrest
After fraud nixes election results, Perth Amboy voters pick the same candidate
N.J. has 4 of America's 50 best high schools, report says
The Detroit Free Press
Where are the best high schools in Michigan?
Snyder to review future of state's school reform district
Mich. Senate panel to debate repeal of prevailing wage laws
Senate colleagues have doubts about Virgil Smith in office
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland schools and CEO Eric Gordon near agreement on four-year contract extension
Hudson High School leads Northeast Ohio in U.S. News and World Report rankings
Tamir Rice investigation mostly complete, but sheriff won't impose 'politically expedient' deadline
The Washington Post
The Democratic advantage in digital, data, and analytics isn’t going away easily
Millennials don’t trust government to respect their privacy. But they do trust businesses. What?
Jeb Bush on Iraq war comment controversy: ‘I interpreted the question wrong, I guess’
White House ‘strongly supports’ measure to end NSA mass collection of Americans’ phone records
Obama talks race, class and Obamaphones
Everything you need to know about how the presidential primary works
The decaying of the American Dream, in 1 chart
Harry Reid to NFL: ‘The Redskins name is a racist name’
Should teachers be evaluated on how ‘gritty’ their students are?
Crumbling school facilities causing anxiety for parents
Philly.com
30 years later on bombed MOVE block
At least 6 die in Amtrak train derailment
More questions than answers on funding for Philly schools
Hearing planned on plan to release Pa. police shooting video
The Los Angeles Times
In L.A. Unified races, both union and charter school backers target iPads
No excuse for L.A.'s surging homeless population
L.A. County ends contract with ICE, then OKs future collaboration
Kevin de León called about job for daughter at nonprofit he helped with bill
USA Today
New York Times, Buzzfeed, NBC and NatGeo to publish on Facebook
Google's 'bias-busting' workshops target hidden prejudices
The Chicago Tribune
Madigan sends Rauner message on tort reform
Willie Wilson, third in Chicago mayor's race, exploring presidential run
10th Ward Ald. Pope concedes defeat to Garza
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