Today in Black History: Balladeer and pianist Nat King Cole died in 1965, leaving behind a rich musical legacy carried on by his brother Freddie and daughter Natalie.
The New York Times
National
With Scalia’s Death, an Already Volatile Campaign Erupts
Headed for Collision With White House
A Risk for McConnell in Fighting Nomination
Editorial: The Supreme Court After Justice Scalia
Young Latinos Wage Fight in Nevada for Democrats
How Scalia’s Death Could Affect Major Supreme Court Cases in the 2015-16 Term
Bernie Sanders Says Obama Should Be Allowed to Nominate Supreme Court Justice
Republican Debate Takeaways: Saturday Night Fighting
Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders Court Black Voters at Las Vegas Church
Local
A Leisurely Return for the New York State Legislature
After Setbacks, Newark Alters a Program to Encourage Home Building
Experts Discuss the Success Academy Video
Many Asians Express Dismay and Frustration After Liang Verdict
The Christian Science Monitor
How Scalia's death could change Supreme Court and Election 2016
Free-range education: Why the unschooling movement is growing
Clinton vs. Sanders: Who can hug Obama tighter?
Canada's most racist city? A year later, Winnipeg takes stock
Philly.com
For Fattah, new questions on finances
Too few blacks seek majors that pay well
Kenney to change city’s HR approach
With assist from Beyonce, Panthers are back in black
The Star-Ledger
Why some N.J. seniors are still scrambling to graduate
Could she be New Jersey's next governor? | The Backgrounder Podcast
Booker explains mistakes he made running Newark, other lessons he has learned
The minimum wage needs a boost, but $15 may be a bridge too far | Editorial
District can't stop lawsuit from ex-teacher fired over kids' letters to cop killer
The Chicago Sun-Times
Funeral for Gage Park victims: 'Was God there?'
Wheaton prof who expressed solidarity with Muslims bids tearful farewell
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Hilton Cleveland Downtown hotel hiring 300 employees
State Sen. Tom Patton introduces bills to limit traffic cameras in small towns
Bill Clinton campaigns for wife Hillary in Cincinnati
Student activism higher today than in previous decades, survey shows
The Detroit Free Press
Snyder faces hometown backlash over Flint crisis
Michigan gets ‘F’ for tracking troubled teachers
Zoning could emphasize walkability in Midtown Detroit
Jobs outnumber skilled workers in Michigan
The Washington Post
Scalia’s death flips court’s dynamics and hurts conservative hopes
With Scalia gone, several major cases at high court may see different rulings
Debate rips open GOP wounds, and the party risks tearing itself apart
Clinton touts endorsements by clergy in Flint, Mich., where water crisis persists
Cruz, CBS host spar on Supreme Court justice's nomination
Justice Scalia’s death increases urgency of social issues in 2016 race
Congressional Black Caucus PAC won’t endorse Rep. Donna Edwards
22 high-end condos planned for D.C.’s Shaw and Capitol Hill neighborhoods
Md. congressional race: Incumbency vs. gender vs. entrepreneurial success
Morgan State professor picked for vacant House seat in Montgomery
Maryland graduation rates hit new high, with big rise for Prince George’s
The Los AngelesTimes
San Diego rejects political correctness, embracing the term 'founding fathers'
Why veteran teachers aren't surprised young people are shunning the profession
How Scalia's death may save teachers unions -- for now
USA Today
Why the U.S. government doesn't have a teacher discipline database
New York ex-Gov. Eliot Spitzer accused of assault
Jim Wallis: Let's get personal about racism
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