Today in Black History: Rep. Adam Clayton Powell (D-NY) is denied his seat in the U.S. House of Representatives for misuse of funds on this date in 1967.
The New York Times
National
Delegate Count Leaves Sanders a Steep Climb to Catch Clinton
Cruz and Rubio Vie to Become Top Rival to Trump
Donald Trump’s South Carolina Victory Spurs New G.O.P. Jostling
In a Black Church in South Carolina, Bernie Sanders Struggles to Get an ‘Amen’
Kalamazoo Shootings Leave 6 Dead as Gunman Fires Randomly
Like the Last President to Visit Cuba, Obama Seeks a Change
How Will Supreme Court Work? First, See How Congress Works
A Rising Call to Promote STEM Education and Cut Liberal Arts Funding
16 Years After Bush v. Gore, Still Wrestling With Ballot-Box Rules
Local
Subway Sex Crimes Increase as Police Urge Women to Come Forward
Teaching Bronx Students the Language of Computers
2 Plainclothes Police Officers Are Shot After a Brief Car Chase in Brooklyn
The Christian Science Monitor
CSI Cleveland: How the city is curbing sexual violence
How California residents are changing the water landscape
Fight over Scalia's successor reignites Supreme Court term limit debate
Trump victory in South Carolina primary: Can he be stopped?
What Hillary Clinton’s Nevada victory means
The Star-Ledger
NJ Transit's riders have suffered enough — get this labor deal done | Editorial
South Jersey mental hospital tops state injury, death report
Guess which N.J. lawmaker refuses to toe the party line?
'Black Lives Matter' banners stolen, lights smashed at N.J. church
Elizabeth schools spent more on lawyers than textbooks, report says
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ohio voters support medical marijuana amendment, poll finds
Reggie Rucker's failures will harm future creative non-violence in Cleveland: Phillip Morris
Ohio will get millions more to fight blight and foreclosures
The Detroit Free Press
Kalamazoo mourns shooting victims at Sunday night vigil
Farrakhan: Black unity can help rebuild Detroit
Presidential endorsement from Snyder unlikely, for now
Scoring change will make GED easier to pass
Flint mayor opposes no-bid choice to assess city pipes
Philly.com
Porngate: Lots of emails from 1 lawyer
Philly spends more than other big cities for its elections office
Educators challenging Philly union leadership
Wolf endorses Montco's Shapiro for AG
A month in as police chief, how's Ross doing?
The Los Angeles Times
Labor and business groups in L.A. are united against one housing measure — and divided by another
Only one of California's pot legalization initiatives has the green that counts
The problem with slut shaming in schools
Local districts express alarm over ruling allowing access to student data
The Washington Post
Uber driver accused in Michigan shooting spree had alarmed his passengers
Fall of the House of Bush: How last name and Donald Trump doomed Jeb
GOP candidates chart different paths ahead of Super Tuesday
Clinton defeats Sanders in Nevada; black voter support appears decisive
Editorial: Rethink life tenure for the Supreme Court
He was fired from the CIA and imprisoned for a leak. Now he’s trying to hang on.
After almost every official in this Texas town was arrested, the water turned black
In the age of Common Core, states are still defining ‘proficient’ differently
Andrew Jackson: The violence, the fight
John King is trying to repair the Obama administration’s frayed relationship with teachers
Edwards, Van Hollen agree to four debates in race for Md. Senate seat
D.C. attorney general seeks to ban PACs like the one that benefited mayor
USA Today
After Kalamazoo shootings, the big question: Why?
106-year-old dances her way through the White House
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