Today in Black History: Educator and health advocate Betty Shabazz, wife of Malcolm X, was born on this date in 1936 in Detroit, Michigan.
The New York Times
Editorial: The Death Penalty Ends in Nebraska
Blow: Social Liberalism and G.O.P. Resistance
You Draw It: How Family Income Affects College Chances
Sanders Is a Hit With One Age Group: His Own
Pataki Announces Run for the Republican Nomination
A Crisis of Funding on New Jersey’s Roads and Rails
Plan to Build Tower at Grand Central in Exchange for Transit Upgrades Is Approved
The Christian Science Monitor
Cleveland police reform: What can feds do that local police couldn't?
With Common Core tests, a lot at stake for first-year principal
The Washington Post
George Pataki officially launches his 2016 candidacy for president
Rick Santorum announces second presidential bid
Liberal Jewish group weighs in on Maryland’s U.S. Senate race
NBA players are the most political in pro sports. Here’s why.
O’Malley backers launch super PAC ahead of Democrat’s presidential bid
This vote could determine whether Prince Georgians pay more in taxes
The Los Angeles Times
L.A. County wins grant to reduce jail population
Feds order pipeline company to clean up Santa Barbara coastline
L.A. mayor: Minimum wage exemption for unionized firms needs study
Advocates seek to end solitary confinement options for young offenders
The Chicago Tribune
Is rent out of reach? Study shows how 11 U.S. cities stack up
Rand Paul in Chicago: Crime 'not a racial thing, it is a spiritual problem'
Ex-aide to Ald. Brookins gets 15 months in prison for bribery
Illinois House approves heroin treatment measure
The Detroit Free Press
Inkster, Floyd Dent agree to nearly $1.4M settlement
Bankruptcy judge to decide Detroit spousal health care
Heads of academics, operations out at DPS
The Star Ledger
N.J. grads still facing tough time in job market, report says
500 jobs on chopping block with planned closing of N.J. distribution centers
Cumberland County denied law firm access to documents in excessive force claims, attorney says
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Akron City Councilman Mike Williams directs focus on neighborhoods in mayoral campaign
Cleveland police union says Justice Department reforms would endanger police
Consent decree offers Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson unprecedented leverage over the police – and a way to alter his legacy: Mark Naymik
Philly.com
Man, 23, admits killing over backpack
School exec. indicted over $900K deal
Frat's national office accepts penalty
USA Today
Trumka: Disappointment with Obama, a warning for Hillary
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