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Today in Black History: World War II hero Dorie Miller, who shot down Japanese fighter planes during the attack on Pearl Harbor, was born in 1919 in Waco, TX.
The New York Times
National
Police Use Surveillance Tool to Scan Social Media, A.C.L.U. Says
Case Accusing Bush Officials of 9/11 Abuses Heads to Supreme Court
Gun-Control Groups Push Growing Evidence That Laws Reduce Violence
Supreme Court Weighs Bias and Secrecy in Jury Deliberations
Mistrial for 2 Ex-Officers in Albuquerque Killing of Mentally Ill Man
Benjamin Payton, Transformative Leader of Tuskegee University, Dies at 83
Obama, in North Carolina, Lashes Trump as He Urges Blacks to Back Clinton
Local
Now Hiring: Under de Blasio, New York’s Government Grows to Record Level
Cuomo Insider, Caught in Albany Corruption Case, Leaves Post at SUNY
Lawyer Says Ex-Aide and Christie Spoke of Bridge Plot Beforehand
The Christian Science Monitor
Trump poised to reshape GOP, no matter what
Why Paul Ryan’s gambit on Trump is backfiring
Why climate change divides us
Oso landslide lawsuit settled: Could climate change affect future cases?
The Star-Ledger
Did Bridgegate defense attorney suggest Kelly told Christie about lane closures?
N.J. lawmaker blasts Lt. Gov. Guadagno over not voting for Trump
Women's prison correction officer charged with sex assault
The Citizens Campaign partners with former N.J. governors to promote civic engagement
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Simple and cheap precautions you can take to limit risk from lead pipes
Lead pipes: What you need to know about newly released (searchable) Cleveland Water data
New Ohio law requires mapping of lead pipes in water systems' service areas; stricter federal laws expected in 2017
Cleveland Water releases information on pipes that are 'likely or 'unlikely' to contain lead
ECOT online charter school appeals two rulings that threaten $60 million in funding
The Detroit Free Press
M-STEP exam: Several question proposed changes
Cozy charter-school tie-ups bring risk of fraud, federal audit finds
Opponents blast Detroit benefits proposal as job killer
Michigan lawmaker calls for audit of state's Flint purchases
The Chicago Tribune
Mayor's third-term push comes into focus as he tackles key issues
Emanuel, CTU declare victory after reaching deal, but costs not yet clear
EDITORIALS: CPS, CTU and taxpayers: What happened to Mayor Emanuel's 'shared sacrifice'?
1 dead, 10 wounded in Chicago shootings
Illinois lawmaker pushes to ban post-retirement bonuses for educators
Philly.com
Fattah Jr.'s alternative school boss charged with paying nannies, landscapers with school district funds
Kenney appointee seen as top pick to lead Parking Authority
At deadline, Pa. sees surge in voter registration
The Washington Post
Yesterday’s Ku Klux Klan members are today’s police officers, councilwoman says
Police arrest more people for marijuana use than for all violent crimes — combined
These North Carolina towns have been nearly wiped out before: From Floyd to Matthew
Flooding from hurricane hits lower-income North Carolina residents hard
Obama administration releases long-delayed regulations for teacher-preparation programs
Trump declares war on GOP, says ‘the shackles have been taken off’
Protesters interrupt Obama at Clinton rally
No school again? Parents juggle child care and work amid frequent disruptions.
Unarmed black man fatally shot by Tulsa officer had PCP in his system, autopsy says
Between ACA and Medicare, some Americans may have too much health coverage
Prince George's teacher charged with assault and soliciting sex from student
Md. attorney general’s office raises constitutionality questions about state’s cash bail system
The Los Angeles Times
L.A. Police Commission approves proposals to increase transparency, training for how LAPD officers use force
Anaheim settles discrimination lawsuit from city's first Latina attorney for $1.45 million
Prop. 58 would restore bilingual education in California. But is the issue 'dead and forgotten'?
Gerrymandering helped Republicans take control of Congress, but now it's tearing them apart over Trump
USA Today
Texas congressman under fire for comments about Trump and rape
This graphic shows just how much hurricane help Haiti needs
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