Today in Black History: The 15th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution was adopted on this date in 1870.
The New York Times
National
Without Scalia, Court Ties 4-4, Giving Unions a Major Victory
Editorial: America Needs Frank Talk on ISIS
Corey Lewandowski, Donald Trump’s Campaign Manager, Is Charged With Battery
Donald Trump, Revoking a Vow, Says He Won’t Support Another G.O.P. Nominee
Republican Senator Meets With Garland, and Urges Colleagues to Follow
Simmering for Decades, Anger About Trade Boils Over in ’16 Election
Where the Candidates Stand on 2016’s Biggest Issues
Newest Policyholders Under Health Law Are Sicker and Costlier to Insurers
13 Detroit School Principals Charged in Vendor Kickback Scheme
Major Companies Press North Carolina on Law Curbing Protections From Bias
Trump Comes to City With History of Job Losses and Racial Tension
Local
Medicaid Joins Minimum Wage as Complication in Budget Talks
Bratton Has ‘Strong Concerns’ About Arrest of a Mailman in Brooklyn
New York City Housing Authority Faulted for ‘Significant Flaws’ in Elevator Safety
Harlem Church Where Malcolm X Was Eulogized Faces Its Own Final Days
Sheldon Silver, Ex-New York Assembly Speaker, Is Disbarred
The Christian Science Monitor
Veto of religious liberty bill shakes red Georgia to its core
Trump has hill to climb with women voters, and it just got steeper
Why Chicago pick for police chief is lauded – and criticized
Mind Treasures helps adults and children take control of finances
The Star-Ledger
Elite prep school investigating allegations of decades-old unreported sex abuse
Essex County College president suspended amid financial probe
25-year-old woman shot to death in Newark
Christie: N.J. has recovered from 'the long recession'
Baraka says it could cost 'billions' to fix Newark water system
Philly.com
Energy-hub supporters intensifying the push for a natural-gas pipeline
Pa. justice: Review Porngate emails of every judge and lawyer
Jones: Gentrification not a panacea when it comes to longtime residents
Boy, 14, shot in the back, hospitalized in critical
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Greater Cleveland Caucus sets community priorities at town hall: Ronn Richard (Opinion)
Gun shop owner thwarts possible mass shooting at Ohio University
University of Toledo fraternity on probation after members accused of violence at off-campus party
John Kasich to hold 'town hall' meeting in New York City: What to watch for Wednesday
Former Ohio heroin addict to meet with President Barack Obama today
The Chicago Tribune
Chicago Teachers Union walkout raises legal questions
City Hall looking at ways to avoid 2nd police superintendent search
Judge denies motion to dismiss Northwestern from $40 million lawsuit
2 dead, 6 wounded in Chicago shootings
Census numbers don't tell the whole story about Chicago's declining population
The Los Angeles Times
Among California voters, support for trade deals doesn't fall clearly along party lines
Getty Foundation to issue $8.5 million in grants for Latino and Latin American-themed shows across SoCal
Treading a fine line, L.A. council considers ordinance to boost homeless sweeps
L.A. City Council backs 'fix and release' sidewalk repair plan
The Washington Post
Reality of a divided Supreme Court: A split decision and a search for compromise
Stands on social issues tear at the two main conservative bases
Trump sticking by his campaign manager despite battery charge
Can Trump become so unpopular that Democrats take back the House?
Teenager gets pepper-sprayed outside Trump's Wisconsin rally
All three Republican presidential candidates back away from pledge to support eventual nominee
Obama anti-heroin strategy shifts focus to treatment from arrests
Clinton pushes gun control at emotional meeting in Wisconsin
Loudoun County school board votes down controversial rezoning plan
State lawyer questions aspects of Hogan’s Md. redistricting plan
McAuliffe vetoes bill blocking Planned Parenthood funding
The overwhelming whiteness of U.S. private schools, in six maps and charts
USA Today
Terminix to pay $10M for poisoning Delaware family
Public employee unions dodge a Supreme Court bullet
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