Today in Black History: Three S.C. State College students were killed while protesting a segregated bowling alley in the "Orangeburg Massacre" in 1968.
The New York Times
National
Editorial: The Republicans in New Hampshire, Angry and Afraid
Bill Clinton Unleashes a Stinging Attack on Sanders
Blow: Hillary Has ‘Half a Dream’
Gloria Steinem and Madeleine Albright Rebuke Young Women Backing Bernie Sanders
Marco Rubio Comes Back Swinging After Difficult Debate
Obama’s Lofty Plans on Gun Violence Amount to Little Action
Chicago Officer, Citing Emotional Trauma, Sues Estate of Teenager He Fatally Shot
In Flint, Hillary Clinton Prods Congress and Calls Response to Crisis ‘Immoral’
Local
Rikers Officer Is Accused of Having Sex With an Inmate
The Christian Science Monitor
Republican debate: Why Rubio is bigger target than Trump
Why Sanders vs. Clinton is not a rerun of 2008
The first Black Lives Matter mayor?
Progress in the global war on poverty
The Star-Ledger
Christie hints he may go after Trump soon
Man targeted Newark churches, businesses during burglary spree, police say
Which counties in N.J. have the highest, lowest property taxes?
PARCC 2015 results: 5 things we learned about Essex County schools
Philly.com
Deaths at Philly hospital raise questions
Editorial: Poor funding not schools' only problem
Mediation could help 'Porngate' justice avoid public trial
Why a cyber charter had to close its doors
The Chicago Sun-Times
BGA: CPS and DCFS failed Laquan McDonald
City to expand full-day pre-kindergarten program
2 aldermen jump on TIF pain train to help CPS
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Communities hit hard by heroin epidemic trying new approaches to get users into treatment
Making validly cast absentee ballots count in Ohio: editorial
The Detroit Free Press
Water woes could sink Flint's property values even more
Rare slavery document to go on display in Lansing
DEQ: Marathon refinery already allowed to hike pollution
'Walking man' settles into new life, friends, waist size
The Washington Post
Clinton looks to sisterhood, but votes may go to Sanders
Why won’t Clinton release the transcripts of those paid speeches?
As the going gets tough, Christie’s campaign rhetoric gets rougher
With economy improving, Obama wages war of words with GOP doomsayers
Hope — and clean water — remains elusive for the people of Flint
Paying criminals to stay out of trouble? D.C. could be next city to try experiment.
New WSSC chief got job despite history of incidents with the utility’s vehicles
Lynch touts hate-crime prosecutions: ‘This country should be a safe place . . . for all who seek freedom’
Hogan agrees to $15 million subsidy for Pr. George’s hospital system
The Los Angeles Times
California issued 605,000 new driver's licenses for immigrants in the U.S. illegally last year
City Atty. Mike Feuer, turf rebate recipient, steers clear of DWP records lawsuit
How California can entice young people back to teaching
Cities want to raise the minimum wage. But it's complicated.
Documents ex-L.A. councilman sought to destroy are made public by successor
USA Today
Bill Clinton seeks one more New Hampshire comeback
Civil rights advance man recalls tales from front lines
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