Page 1 Roundup (02/28)

The Daily News: New data raises doubt on NYPD’s claim that 911 gripes lead to pot arrests amid racial gap criticism

Confidential: Liev Schreiber and 'nanny' Taylor Neisen vacation in Costa Rica

Body of Dutch teen who went missing after Grindr date found in water

Ivanka Trump ally resigns from White House to spend more time lurking on playgrounds

New York Post: State Democrats to force vote on four gun-control laws

Page Six: What the hell happened to Heather Locklear?

Man accused of intentionally killing sorority girl who overdosed

The STD that keeps most contestants from competing on ‘The Bachelor’

The New York Times: Jared Kushner’s security clearance downgraded

Harper Lee’s will, unsealed, adds only more mystery to her life

Daily Kos: Twenty red states have nothing better to do with taxpayer money than sue over Obamacare -- again

Mother Jones: The guy Trump just named to run his 2020 campaign has been interviewed by Congress on Russia

The Advocate: Why does the world disregard LGBT people in Latin America?

The Wall Street Journal: Want a drink at Mr. Li’s bar? Please climb through the window

Harper Lee Is Dead at 89

After leading such a low-profile life for so many years, the old bird sure did go out with a bang. RIP, Scout.

Page 1 Consider (02/04)

Poor Harper Lee. First one of her agents tricked her into signing over her royalties to him -- now it seemed others have duped her into releasing a second book, something she swore before she became senile that she never wanted to do.

Double Agent Fees

Some 44 years after its original publiclication, ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ will become an e-book. The long-awaited edition, as well as an audio version read by Sissy Spacek, will be released July 8, according to HarperCollins. Could Harper Lee's clever agent be behind this exciting news?