“Clarence Thomas’ dangerous conceit: The Supreme Court justice argues that criticism of him is an attack on the court itself; But a single justice doesn’t define the institution.” Law professor Jonathan Turley will have this op-ed Sunday in The Los Angeles Times.

“Pulling together in cancer fight; In new facility, MIT and philanthropist unite diverse specialists in common quest”: Yesterday’s edition of The Boston Globe contained an article that begins, “The magnificent mile of science in Kendall Square greets its newest tenant today: A $211 million, glass-enveloped cancer research hub built with a major gift from David H. Koch — the billionaire MIT alum, prostate cancer survivor, and noted backer of conservative causes.” The newspaper also contained a related article headlined “Center’s patron on hand for fete.”

And in today’s edition of The New York Times, Michael Cooper has an article headlined “Cancer Research Before Activism, Billionaire Conservative Donor Says.”

You can access the home page of the David H. Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research at MIT by clicking here.

“Appeals may delay retrial in Orie case”: This article appears today in The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.

And The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports today that “Orie sisters’ retrial scheduled for April 11.”

“Republicans plan legal defense of marriage law; House Speaker John A. Boehner announces a House panel to initiate steps on behalf of the Defense of Marriage Act”: Lisa Mascaro and David G. Savage have this article today in The Los Angeles Times.

The New York Times reports today that “House Republicans Move to Uphold Marriage Act.”

And The Washington Post reports that “Boehner launches effort to defend gay-marriage ban.”

“Feds’ new indictment charges Loughner with 49 counts”: This article appears today in The Arizona Republic. The newspaper has posted the indictment at this link.

The Los Angeles Times reports today that “Jared Loughner charged with murder in Arizona shootings; Jared Loughner is charged with killing Judge John Roll and an aide to Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, counts that could lead to the death penalty.”

The New York Times reports that “Loughner Faces 49 Counts in Tucson Shootings.”

The Washington Post reports that “Federal grand jury in Tucson shootings indicts Loughner on 46 new charges.”

The Wall Street Journal contains an article headlined “New Charges for Tucson Suspect.”

And The Associated Press reports that “Tucson suspect charged with murders of judge, aide.”

“Harvard welcomes ROTC back to campus”: The Boston Globe contains this article today.

The Boston Herald reports that “ROTC is back at Harvard.”

And The Harvard Crimson reports that “Harvard Signs Agreement to Officially Recognize Naval ROTC; Agreement ends decades long standoff with the armed forces and the University.”

“Armies of Expensive Lawyers, Replaced by Cheaper Software”: This article appears today in The New York Times.