Today in Black History: Civil rights activist and education advocate, Septima Clark, a fierce advocate for justice, was born in 1898 in Charleston, South Carolina.
The New York Times
National
Donald Trump’s Foes Fear Indiana Primary Could Be Decisive Blow
Hoarse but Energetic, Bernie Sanders Presses for Votes in Indiana
Hillary Clinton Hears Wrath of Coal Supporters in West Virginia
Hillary Clinton Brings Longtime Clinton Insider Into Her Campaign
Virginia Republicans Weigh Court Challenge to Voting Rights for Felons
Supreme Court Could Weigh In on Redskins Trademark Case
South Dakota Wrongly Puts Thousands in Nursing Homes, Government Says
Teacher Protest Shuts Almost All Detroit Public Schools
Michigan Governor Backtracks, Seeking to Meet Obama in Flint
Now, Dennis Hastert Seems an Architect of Dysfunction as Speaker
Local
Ex-Cuomo Aide Paid by Companies With State Business, Records Show
Union Complains to F.C.C. That Verizon Is Pressuring Phone Customers
Christie Orders Lead Tests for All New Jersey Public Schools
Surge in Ridership Pushes New York Subway to Limit
The Christian Science Monitor
Bernie Sanders says superdelegates are unfair. True?
The evolving ethics behind the L.A. e-mail scandal
Welcome to the home of the toughest 'bathroom bill' in America
Federal jobs for felons: Why 'ban the box' could soon be a thing of the past (+video)
The Star-Ledger
Slain NJIT student died in attempt to fight off burglars, sources say
Ben & Jerry's founders tout 'genuine and authentic' Bernie Sanders
Hundreds 'march for jobs,' claim discrimination at Port Newark-Elizabeth
N.J.'s county political parties grab a bit more campaign cash
Christie vetoes N.J. equal pay bill
Philly.com
City property assessments up $2.2 billion
Prosecutors assail AG Kane's bid to drop charges
Council candidate Morales' campaign violated finance law
Jury selection begins in Fattah's corruption trial
City nears ending requirement of 60 college credits for new cops
The Detroit Free Press
Detroit union: No need for teachers to return to school Tuesday
Prosecutors 'under the gun' on juvenile lifer decisions
Google, U-M to partner to help Flint water crisis
Missing Flint water plant engineering report surfaces
Activist charges Macomb Democrats with collusion
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland delays demo of Tamir Rice gazebo, upon Smithsonian's request
No evidence links deaths of suburban women discovered in Cleveland
Ohioans think John Kasich should drop out of the race, poll finds
Hillary Clinton to give jobs speech in Ohio: What to watch for Tuesday
Domestic abuse survivors could get new address to vote under Ohio bill
The Chicago Tribune
3 dead, including 2 teen boys, in Chicago shootings
Fight for $15 protesters seek $15 minimum wage, union rights in Oak Park
Emanuel wines, dines City Council allies
Obama library could seed a turnaround on Woodlawn's open land
The Los Angeles Times
Racial slurs by law enforcement are a legacy that's becoming more unacceptable
3 are arrested in the stabbing of black man that officials call a hate crime
Former FBI agent admits to stealing money seized in drug probes to buy cars and plastic surgery
Democrats think this might be the year that Gov. Jerry Brown loosens his grip on state spending
UC Davis Academic Senate disputes conflict-of-interest allegation against chancellor
The Washington Post
Trump sees a decisive Indiana victory at hand, gears up to take on Clinton
Anger greets Hillary Clinton in West Virginia's coal country
Clinton outraises Sanders for first time in months
White House press secretary defends Larry Wilmore’s use of the ‘n-word’ in addressing President Obama
Cruz won’t say if he would support Trump as Republican nominee
Detroit schools could close again Tuesday as teachers union urges members not to work
As Obama’s term winds down, crackdowns on mergers speed up
Faculty can carry handguns on public college campuses under controversial new Tennessee law
In aftermath of derailment, D.C. officials turn focus to CSX and its cargo
Gov. McAuliffe’s dramatic move to restore voting rights to felons reverberates
USA Today
Targeting GOP senators, Obama takes Supreme Court battle to local TV
Bill would shed light on Delaware teacher discipline
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