Today in Black History: The Tulsa, OK race riots erupted in 1921, resulting in the deaths of hundreds of Blacks and the destruction of the city's Black business center.
The New York Times
National
Recruiting Proves Difficult as Trump Weighs Shake-Up
Trump’s Personal Lawyer Refuses to Cooperate With Congressional Inquiries
EDITORIAL: Trump’s Insult to History
Trump Takes Aim at German Trade, but Overlooks Benefits
Trump Advisers in Tug of War Before Climate Decision
Recipients Fear Cuts to Food Stamps and Disability Aid in Trump Budget
A 2016 Review: Why Key State Polls Were Wrong About Trump
Supreme Court Roundup: Justices Rule on Excessive Force and in Immigration Case
In Chicago’s Crisis of Violence, Some Signs of Hope
In Police Shootings, Finding Jurors Who Will Say ‘Not Guilty’
Local
Street Stops by New York City Police Have Plummeted
Analysis of N.Y.P.D. Stops
Amtrak Riders to Share in Penn Station’s ‘Summer of Hell’
Settlements With New Jersey Suburb Clear Way for Proposed Mosque
Appeals Court Vacates Former State Senator’s Conviction and Fine
Philly.com
Who radicalized white supremacist arrested in Portland attack?
After 42 years, Swarthmore's 1975 class president graduates
A lesson in black liberation for Philly students
The Detroit Free Press
Gun vote moves Michigan closer to scrapping training, permit rules
Poll: Michigan's view of President Trump, country's direction faltering
Community colleges facing challenges as students decrease
Lt. Gov. Brian Calley jumps on part-time Legislature bandwagon
The Chicago Tribune
Emanuel praises CPS chief a week after union's no-confidence vote
2 dead, 10 wounded in city shootings
Weeks of DCFS reports filed only after Semaj Crosby disappeared, case file shows
Lawmakers begin last scheduled day without budget plan, just like last year
EDITORIALS: The case for affordable housing in Jefferson Park
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland officer who shot Tamir Rice is fired, union gears up for a fight
Tamir Rice's mother 'relieved' at firing of Timothy Loehmann, wishes Frank Garmback was fired
Four things you forgot about Timothy Loehmann, the Cleveland police officer who shot Tamir Rice
Cleveland is still holding a smoking gun: Phillip Morris
Ohio redistricting reform amendment clears Ballot Board, can begin collecting signatures
The Los Angeles Times
In President Trump's wake, divisions mark both Democratic and Republican parties
'Even the good hombres are not safe': Federal judge slams Trump deportations
Rep. Adam Schiff went to the Trump White House. It got weird
Essential California: For all of Irvine's diversity and success, some residents still feel like outsiders
The Star-Ledger
Where N.J.'s next governor stands on tax hikes
Hackensack forces 7 cops into early retirement, report says
The legacy of Millard E. Terrell in Newark burns bright | Carter
Drug counselor admits to blackmailing client after failed drug test
All but 2 N.J. federal lawmakers urge Trump to back Gateway Tunnel
The Washington Post
Trump’s window to win early legislative battles shrinks as recess looms
Trump’s aides are starting to rival their boss when it comes to praising him
The Fix: This White House statement on Trump’s ‘positive energy’ reads like a parody
Poll: Most Americans want Senate to change or ditch House health-care bill
Virginia primary in the center of fight for the Democratic Party’s future
Portland, often seen as a progressive playground, now confronts murderous hate
Was Rep. Darrell Issa really hiding from constituents on a rooftop? Depends on whom you ask.
Supreme Court halts award against 2 Los Angeles County officers who shot couple
A New Jersey town denied Muslims a mosque. Now it must pay them $3.25 million.
White supremacists love Vikings. But they’ve got history all wrong.
To shake up the Democratic Party, progressives turn to a primary race in Virginia
Milloy: When an ex-offender couldn’t find a job, he made one for himself
Howard fires 3 from campus police after wheelchair patient was left at a bus stop
USA Today
Tiger Woods' arrest doesn't mean what you think
Here's what you need to land America's best jobs
Yes, there is such a thing as thirdhand smoke – and it's more dangerous than you think
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