Today in Black History: Three S.C. State College students were killed while protesting a segregated bowling alley in the "Orangeburg Massacre" in 1968.
The New York Times
National
Court Is Skeptical of Arguments to Restore Trump’s Travel Ban
Pence Casts Deciding Vote in DeVos Confirmation
Pentagon Considers Leasing Space at Trump Tower
Yemen Forbids U.S. Ground Missions After Flawed Raid
Trump Weighs Terrorist Label for Muslim Brotherhood
Warren Silenced by Republican Senators in Sessions Debate
EDITORIAL: Republicans Have Lost the Plot on Their Obamacare Repeal
Why Silicon Valley Wouldn’t Work Without Immigrants
Army Approves the Building of Dakota Access Pipeline
Joyous Africans Take to the Rails, With China’s Help
30-Year Sentence for Man Who Burned Florida Mosque Attended by Omar Mateen
The Preacher and the Sheriff
Local
De Blasio May Be Interviewed by Federal Prosecutors on Friendly Turf
New York Tries to Revive Garment Industry, Outside the Garment District
The Christian Science Monitor
In Trump's orders, a test of America's checks and balances
Tens of thousands of protest calls didn't stop DeVos. But they're not in vain.
Why 'fake news' is now ensnaring liberals
America's new ministers
The Star-Ledger
N.J. bill would fund sanctuary cities denied federal dollars by Trump
3 of the 4 House Republicans who refused to weaken environmental rules are from N.J.
Fulop pledges focus on housing, safety in annual address
Booker and Betsy DeVos worked together on school choice. He just voted against her.
The Bridgegate brief against Chris Christie: The prosecutor won't read it, but you can | Mulshine
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Nuisance laws could hurt domestic abuse victims, so CSU students fight for changes
Rep. Marcia Fudge introduces legislation to ease food donations
Democracy Day in Mentor and elsewhere probes corporate political gifts
Ohio Dems respond to proposed sanctuary city ban with own plan
Dan Gilbert proposes building new justice complex in Detroit in exchange for old downtown jail site. Could that happen here?
The Chicago Tribune
Federal judges express skepticism about arguments on Trump's travel ban
Illinois Senate looking at higher sales tax on food, drugs
11 wounded in city shootings
Pharmacy safety bill draws fire from lobbyists, skepticism from Rauner
Dueling letters draw CPS parents into battle over funding
The Detroit Free Press
Poll: Support for Trump slipping among Michigan women, independents
University of Michigan investiges racist emails sent to students
WSU: Snyder budget knocks us for doing research
Philly.com
Pa. Senate moves to block state grants to Philly, other 'sanctuary cities'
Good news and bad news in the race for Philadelphia DA
Another challenger for Seth Williams?
Local schools pleased - mostly - with Wolf's budget proposal
Philadelphia education community blasts Betsy DeVos confirmation
The Washington Post
After pointed questions, fate of travel ban rests with appeals court
An open letter to Trump: ‘My daughter’s death will not be used’
Fact Checker: Trump’s claim that sanctuary cities ‘breed crime’
Why Trump’s travel ban is struggling: People were never begging for it in the first place
Republicans vote to silence Warren, accusing her of impugning character of attorney general nominee
The fistfight that paved the way for Rule 19
Democrats to spend three days soul-searching and plotting an anti-Trump strategy
House overturns two Obama-era education regulations
The DeVos vote is a bad case study for the power of campaign contributions
It’s not unusual that Trump’s approval ratings sagged. It’s unusual that they’re this low.
GOP legislature moves to wrest regulatory power from Va. governor
A group of Democrats in Md. plan fight against privatizing low-performing public schools
Maryland’s highest court overhauls the state’s cash-based bail system
The Los Angeles Times
Judges sharply question attorneys for both sides on Trump's travel ban
ACLU says TSA's own documents don't support program to spot terrorists
Lawsuit targets key funding source for teachers unions
Steve Lopez: How do you feel about subsidizing private schools, using students as political pawns, and escalating war for control of public education?
USA Today
Sessions tried to jail me for helping people vote: Voices
Trump begins charm offensive of conservative Democrats
How Net Neutrality could get reversed (and what that means to you)
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