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In today’s news, the suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing has been charged and could face the death penalty; Republican leaders seem to be split on immigration reform after the Boston explosions; and President Obama and the first lady will attend a memorial for victims of explosion at a Texas plant.
Boston bombing suspect is charged, could face death penalty. [NYTimes]
Republican leaders split on immigration reform after Boston bombing. [LATimes]
President and first lady to attend memorial for Texas plant victims. [Dallas Business Journal]
Home sales dropped in March. [Washington Post]
More female service members reporting sexual abuse. [Lancaster Eagle Gazette]
Graduation rates have increased among students at Black colleges. [BET]
Ghana confiscates 110 million faulty condoms made in China. [BBC]
London remembers the death of Stephen Lawrence. [BET]
TSA delays plan to allow small knives on planes. [Bay News]
Lawyers argue that Atlanta school leader did not scheme to inflate scores. [AJC.com]
