Today in Black America: In Montgomery, AL 15 year-old Claudette Colvin is arrested for refusing to move from her seat for a white passenger on a city bus in 1955.
The New York Times
National
As Donald Trump Rolls Up Victories, the G.O.P. Split Widens to a Chasm
Donald Trump Overwhelms G.O.P. Rivals From Alabama to Massachusetts
Minority Voters Push Hillary Clinton to Victories
Democrats Turn to Hillary Clinton After Flirting With Bernie Sanders
The Differences Between Clinton’s and Sanders’s Core Voters
Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell Say No to Klan (but Maybe to Donald Trump)
Editorial: The Party of Trump
Local
92 New York City High Schools to Give No-Fee SAT on Wednesday
Racism Charges in Bus Incident, and Their Unraveling, Upset University of Albany
New York Attorney General’s Suit Against Trump University May Proceed, Court Rules
Thousands of New York City Students Deprived of Special-Education Services, Report Says
Report on Home Entries and Searches by Police
The Christian Science Monitor
Salt Lake City black teen shot: Police refuse to release body cam video
Super Tuesday: What GOP’s record turnouts say about unique 2016 race
How did Super Tuesday become Super?
Trump rally expels black students. Racist or justified?(+video)
Germany struggles with remnants of the Reich
The Star-Ledger
City workers to return to work in Paterson Wednesday.
Honestly, Christie may have enjoyed his Bridgegate press conference more than this!
For-profit chain buys bankrupt N.J. hospital
Ex-Newark mayor Sharpe James can't dodge fines for using campaign cash on criminal probe
Philly.com
Byko: Judge admits error, everyone yawns
U.S. says it could offer payout to Fattah Jr.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Elevated lead levels found in Warren-area schools: Eastern Ohio News Roundup
When we endorse some candidates this year, we also will argue for their opponents: Chris Quinn
Teenager shot in face in Cleveland's Detroit Shoreway neighborhood
Suspended Crain's Cleveland Business publisher gets house arrest for public indecency
The Detroit Free Press
EPA says Flint water tests show some progress made
Wayne State launches probe of Flint water, illness
Candidates on the hunt for votes, delegates in Michigan
Warren Evans: Wayne County is stable, headed in right direction
The Chicago Tribune
Ricketts-funded group preps attack ads against Trump in Illinois
Chicago police officer faces sentencing in beating caught on camera
Federal authorities investigating sexual violence complaints at several area colleges
Diversity at work: Report examines why it matters and how to achieve it
The Los Angeles Times
Water and electricity rate hikes move a step closer for DWP customers
Why millennials are staying away from homeownership despite an improving economy
More than a third of people shot by L.A. police last year were mentally ill, LAPD report finds
New L.A. schools chief Michelle King calls for making peace with charters
The Washington Post
Trump owns Super Tuesday, but Cruz and Rubio see glimmers of hope
Bernie Sanders’s black-voter problem got no better on Super Tuesday
Trump, Clinton attack each other on Super Tuesday
From here on, Donald Trump is doing this his way
Trump supporters and protesters tussle in Kentucky
Secret Service to investigate incident with Time photographer
Conservative feuds erupt on Twitter as Trump deepens rifts
Who is David Duke?
Black students forced to leave Trump rally
Va. Senate approves bill allowing parents to block explicit sexual content in schools
Vote to send adults to jail for letting teens drink moves forward in Md. Senate
Some ex-offenders now have the chance to vote — for ‘liars’ and ‘con artists’
USA Today
New Jersey papers: Chris Christie must resign
Trump-backing CNN contributor: KKK killed people for 'progressive agenda'
Tavis Smiley: Black America could get on Trump train
Chris Christie at Donald Trump rally looks 'like a hostage situation'
Trump slams reporter, 'failed paper in Iowa' for black student protest story
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