WASHINGTON POST

• Ruth Marcus: Spared from hatred, thanks to a bullet in the back
• Welcome to Free Kiev
• Colbert King: In Petworth, a robbery and death tell us something abut ourselves
• America’s attention-deficit-disorder politics
• The immigration no-brainer

WALL STREET JOURNAL

• Judging the IRS
• Jihadi Hobby Lobby
• Afghan Standoff Solution
• The Spirit of 78s
• Dangerous Dives Into the Deep

CNN POLITICS

• Political Chatter: Battle lines drawn in immigration debate
• Political Chatter: Battle lines drawn in immigration debate
• A smart way out of the Gaza confrontation
• Can Congress get the job done?
• Obama's no photo op border strategy

NEW YORK TIMES

• Opinion: A Refugee Crisis, Not an Immigration Crisis
• Quick History: Bombs, Spies and Brazil’s Humiliation
• Editorial: Keeping Track: Unlocking Cellphones, H.I.V. Setback, Campus Assaults
• Editorial: New Rules Should Ban Discrimination by Federal Contractors
• Editorial: N.C.A.A. Guidelines on Head Injuries Fall Short

LOS ANGELES TIMES

• Some (considered) fixes to the Religious Freedom Restoration Act
• Sheriff's Dept. needs both civilian oversight and an inspector general
• CHP beating shows we need to pick public servants carefully
• If you like Uber, you would've loved the jitney
• If IBM's Watson had legs, it would jaywalk

CHICAGO TRIBUNE

• Flashback: Bungalow Belt part and parcel of Chicago's fabric
• Editorial: Illinois Supreme Court should take up term limits amendments
• Opinion: Violent crime in black neighborhoods price of debts unpaid
• Editorial: Boehner's misguided lawsuit against Obama
• Zorn: How Sen. Alan Dixon gave us President Obama

ECONOMIST

• Conflict in Ukraine: The siege
• Cyber-security: The internet of things (to be hacked)
• Crime in Latin America: From cage to enlightenment
• Israel and Palestine: The new normal
• Scottish independence: Don’t leave us this way

US NEWS & WORLD REPORT

• Wendy Davis Must Disavow the Greg Abbot 'Wheelchair Truthers'
• Republicans Will Win in 2014 By Focusing on Obamacare and Immigration
• Obama Is Right About the EITC and the Minimum Wage
• The State of Barack Obama's Union Is Scary
• My Tale of Being Stuck in Traffic During the Atlanta Snowstorm

NEW REPUBLIC

• England Have Won Wars Against Argentina and Germany. Football Matches, Not So Much.
• If Hamlet Gave Argentina’s Pre-World Cup Final Speech
• Remember the Greek Enlightenment?
• What the World Cup Looks Like to a Refugee Child
• LeBron James Stole a Page Out of Louis CK's Playbook by Returning to Cleveland

POLITICO

• Remainders: Onward
• The latest from Newtland
• Sunni leader denies NY Times byline
• Thanks
• Fox bites man

HUFFINGTON POST

• Rabbi Shmuley Boteach: Are Women Wired Sexually Like Men?
• Rohit Sethi: Warning: This App May Ruin Your Life
• Carl Pettit: Bathroom Graffiti Romance
• Russell C. Smith: Kindness: A New Documentary Is Spreading the Word
• Uloop: Scalia's View on Gay Marriage Seeps Out in Vehement DOMA Dissent

SALON

• Who needs Amazon? 7 Hachette books worth tracking down at your local indie bookstore
• Britt Daniel: “Buying records in record stores is cool!”
• 8 responsible ways to talk to your kids about sex
• Pope Francis: 1 in 50 members of clergy are pedophiles
• “I wasn’t left alone to run amok”: Stephen Falk on writing for “OITNB” — and becoming a showrunner

REAL CLEAR POLITICS

• Yousef's Story
• The Real Failures of Immigration Policy
• Disinvestment of Fossil Fuels -- Symbolism and Hypocrisy
• Obama, the Border, and Borderline Judgment
• The High Cost of Regulations

THE DAILY BEAST

• Beyoncé's Superbowl Dress Shocker
• What Time is the Super Bowl?
• 'Burkas for Babies' Proposed in Saudi Arabia
• Up From History, Part 3
• Be Afraid, Republicans

FIVE THIRTY EIGHT

• Special Election Timing in New Jersey Points to a Weak G.O.P. Field
• How Christie Can Maximize the G.O.P.’s Chances in New Jersey
• Lautenberg’s Death Continues Sharp Decrease in Military Veterans in Senate
• A Predictable Decline in Hillary Clinton’s Popularity
• Why Can’t Canada Win the Stanley Cup?

ATLANTIC

• Did Edwin Edwards Learn Anything in Jail?
• California High-Speed Rail—the Critics' Case
• The Rise of the Fusion Republicans
• America Fails the 'Rule of Law' Test
• Hysteria Over Sexting Reaches Peak Absurdity

NEW YORKER

• Hendrik Hertzberg: The Afghanistan strategy.
• Jill Lepore: The history of health-care reform.
• Steve Coll: War and Politics
• Hendrik Hertzberg: Nobel Surprise
• Michael Specter: Swine flu rumors and fears.

THE NATION

• Palestinian Roads: Cementing Statehood, or Israeli Annexation?
• Oil Rig Sinks, as Does Senate Climate Bill
• The Breakdown: Will Financial Reform End Bailouts?
• Garzón on Trial
• Goners

BOSTON GLOBE

• Obama’s compromise respects rights of church and of women
• McDonalds gets the message
• Cambridge mayor: The world is waiting
• Begging for representation
• UConn deserves no waiver from tougher academic rules

SFGATE:CHRONICLE

• Opinion Shop Blog
• Debra Saunders
• Mark Morford - Notes & Errata
• Chronicle Op-Ed

MIAMI HERALD

• The Supreme Court vs. boomers and progress
• Who wants a Depression?
• Politicians stress us out
• Obamacare is working, unless you’re black
• Putin has three basic choices

MERCURY NEWS

• Mercury News editorial: Controller's race shows California recount law is absurd
• Mercury News editorial: Border children deserve humane treatment, due process
• Mercury News editorial: Water limits should apply to all users
• Mercury News editorial: Santa Clara stadium area is a South Bay game changer
• Mercury News editorial: California must improve vaccination rates

NEW YORK POST

• Newark chooses
• Our low-watt politicians
• Sen. Chuck Schumer’s religious test
• Our most ungrateful New Yorker
• The forgotten commuter of an LIRR strike

ATLANTA JOURNAL

ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER

• Editorial: Deregulating birth control a prescription for peace?
• Today's cartoons: Obama lays out the welcome mat
• Carl Cannon: Katrina, Obama and photo ops
• Joel Kotkin: Don't be so dense about housing
• James L. Doti: An offer Allergan could refuse

DALLAS NEWS

• Mavericks get their man; report: Rockets won't match offer for Chandler Parsons
• Germany wins World Cup with 1-0 victory over Argentina in extra time
• Mavericks agree to terms with former Nets star Richard Jefferson
• Multiple deportee arrested in molestation of 9-year-old North Texas girl
• Country's Rascal Flatts both stuns and puns at Saturday's concert at Fair Park

STAR TRIBUNE

• Why no accountability for state DHS snafu?
• Tighten the screen on voter addresses in Minnesota
• Influx of child migrants demands immediate U.S. response
• Raise the filing bar for political hobbyists in Minneapolis
• Southwest light rail gains critical boost

NEW YORK DAILY NEWS

• Think of the kids, Eric
• What price justice?
• Playing the death card 
• Schools for scandal 
• Return of the King 

BALTIMORE SUN

• The GOP is divided over 'Ex-Im' [Commentary]
• Construction: a boys club [Commentary]
• Louis Zamperini was more than a hero [Commentary]
• An enemy revisited [Commentary]
• My freedom march [Commentary]

WASHINGTON TIMES

• EDITORIAL: California farm workers resist union attempt
• EDITORIAL: The faux farmer in the Senate race in Iowa
• EDITORIAL: Saving campus speech
• EDITORIAL: CNN doubles down on disaster
• EDITORIAL: Returning federal lands back to the states

GLOBE AND MAIL

NATIONAL POST

• Full Comment has moved!
• John Ivison: The pressure is on Ignatieff to stop Liberal freefall
• Gary Clement on the growing oil-spill estimate
• National Post editorial board: Jean Charest's hypocritical stance on abortion
• Stephen Harper on the road to pop stardom

TORONTO STAR

• Bottles of tampered formula sold in several GTA Walmart stores
• Germany wins World Cup with extra-time victory over Argentina
• Ottawa’s pro-Israeli message goes beyond more measured global response: Tim Harper
• Rays ace David Price handcuffs slumping Blue Jays
• $60M more in aid announced for Lac-Megantic

MACLEAN'S

• Harper urges world leaders to side with Israel
• ‘Boyhood’: A long decade’s journey into film
• May we tell you about the specials this evening? It’s me
• Dog-park debate in Africville stirs anger in Halifax’s black community
• Kim Cattrall returns to the city, without so much sex

MOTHER JONES

• Was Iraq's Top Terrorist Radicalized at a US-Run Prison?
• Why the Suspected Texas Shooter's Domestic-Violence History Didn't Keep Him From Owning Guns
• Why the Return of American Torture Is Inevitable
• Mitch McConnell Runs Away From Paul Ryan
• Todd Akin Is Not Sorry for His Insane Rape Comments

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR

• The new era of urban humanity
• Obama's real border issue: a heroin surge
• US Canada relations; Pakistan on Hillary Clinton; US in Iraq; US relations with North Korea; politics of Bowe Bergdahl
• Are mortgage buyers smarter after housing collapse?
• The BRICS's new aid bank

OTTAWA CITIZEN

• China has plenty of options
• Leading the AIDS fight

MONTREAL GAZETTE

• Editorial: A year after Lac-Mégantic, the danger remains
• Editorial: Sexual assault allegations demand bold steps from universities
• Editorial: The electoral options in Ontario are not inspiring
• Editorial: Canada’s new prostitution law will solve little
• Editorial: Canadians owe a debt to the heroes of D-Day

VANCOUVER SUN

• We reap benefits by increasing literacy in our communities
• To sleep, perchance to stay healthy
• There's good and bad in that glass of wine

INDEPENDENT

• Leading article: Addiction is more than just a lack of self-control
• Leading article: Pakistan risks hurting its children
• Leading article: A sliver of breathing space from Mr Draghi
• Leading article: Farewell to the voices of a generation
• Leading article: Balls' big idea is a decent first step

GUARDIAN

• Martin Rowson on the assisted dying debate cartoon
• The readers' editor on language in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
• How capital captured politics | Slavoj iek
• Radicalisation is not brainwashing. We need to rethink how we tackle it
• The slaughter in Gaza will not defeat Hamas | Azzam Tamimi

FINANCIAL TIMES

• Nagging doubts over right to be forgotten
• A Scottish split would start a free-for-all
• Economic reform is key to a new Japan
• Private equity: A fee too far
• Fifa must not remain impervious to change