Today in Black History: J. Ernest Wilkins is named Undersecretary of Labor by President Dwight D. Eisenhower on this date in 1954.
The New York Times
National
Flint Is in the News, but Lead Poisoning Is Even Worse in Cleveland
In Republican Debate, Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio Wage Urgent Attacks on Donald Trump
Republican Debate: Analysis
Republican Debate Takeaways: Voters’ Options Couldn’t Be Clearer
Mitt Romney and John McCain Denounce Donald Trump as a Danger to Democracy
G.O.P. Foreign Policy Figures Denounce Donald Trump’s Worldview
Fox News to Host Live Event With Bernie Sanders
Gov. Rick Scott Says No Endorsement Before Florida Primary
Charles Grassley Faces Formidable Challenger in Iowa Senate Race
Florida Revamps Death Penalty, Making It Harder to Sentence Someone to Die
Local
Judge Dismisses Charges Against Teenagers in Brooklyn Rape Case
Opinion: Five Black Teenagers, Innocent, Face a Lifetime of Guilt
College Lecturer Accuses New York Police of Racial Bias After Encounter on His Roof
Ex-Homelessness Chief Is Appointed as New York Family Court Judge
Mount Vernon, N.Y., Police Found Not Responsible for Woman’s Death in Holding Cell
The Christian Science Monitor
Possible cure for voter anger? A functional Congress (+video)
The unseen side of Bernie Sanders's young voter revolution (+video)
Tech, privacy leaders pledge support for Apple in iPhone fight
The Star-Ledger
13 takeaways from Christie's marathon news conference
What Christie said about being Donald Trump's running mate
Gun violence 'has got to stop,' says pastor at funeral for Rahway shop owner
What GOP lawmaker who urged Christie to dump Trump campaign or quit says now
Prosecutor closes investigation of Princeton professor's arrest
Philly.com
Kenney outlines his vision for the future
As primary nears, Dems wonder: Can McGinty rally?
Republican SEPTA chair raising $ for Dwight Evans
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Auto insurance in Ohio increasing at second-highest rate in 12 years
Job Corps students, Cleveland police play basketball to improve community relations
Cincinnati junior high student arrested for bringing fake gun to school, drinking wine in class
Nearly 240,000 Ohioans have primary ballots: What you need to know to vote early
Investigation into Tanisha Anderson's death at the hands of Cleveland police continues: exploring reasons for delay
The Detroit Free Press
Former DPS EM Darnell Earley to get nearly $83K in settlement
Michigan Senate votes to decriminalize minor in possession charge
Flint mayor: GOP candidates were as dismissive of concerns as state was
Kasich at debate: Detroit can look to Cleveland in mapping rebound
The Chicago Tribune
Families of victim and suspect in shock after fatal shooting in high-rise gym
Madigan, Democrats advance latest higher ed funding bill, this time for $3.5B
CPS sets 3 furlough days for workers, cancels school on Good Friday
Appellate court backs fired Chicago State University whistleblower in landmark case
The Washington Post
Trump was center of attention and attacks in GOP debate
GOP candidates pile attacks on Trump
GOP candidates pledge to support 'whoever' is the nominee - even Trump
Blistering attacks upend Trump’s pivot to statesman mode
Conservative gathering mystified by rise of Trump
In appeal for Michigan votes, Sanders calls Clinton’s record on trade a ‘disaster’
‘Payout chart’ for molestation: Secret archive held chilling details of clergy abuse
It could get much easier to register to vote in Maryland
The Los Angeles Times
New bullet train plan delays opening of the first leg by three years
L.A. County D.A.'s corruption case against three Irwindale officials is dismissed
Rodney King's daughter remembers a human being, not a symbol
Three black men talk about Rodney King, 25 years later
Black TV executives split on FCC's proposed set-top box disruption
USA Today
Town to pay student $195K in desk-flipping suit
More travelers are arriving at U.S. entry points
Infection Linked to 18 Deaths in Wisconsin
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