Today in Black History: Famed scientist Dr. George Washington Carver is born in 1864.
The New York Times
National
Judges Strike Down North Carolina’s Congressional Map
DACA Immigration Protections Must Continue for Now, Judge Says
Trump Says He Is Open to Sweeping Deal on Immigration
Feinstein Releases Transcript of Dossier Firm’s Testimony
Named in Dossier, Trump’s Lawyer Files Two Lawsuits
Bannon Is Leaving Breitbart After His Break With Trump
EDITORIAL: Unrest Shows the Iran Nuclear Deal’s Value, Not Its Danger
Arpaio, Ex-Sheriff Pardoned by Trump, Will Run for Senate
Toyota and Mazda Are Said to Pick Alabama for $1.6 Billion Plant
Local
Mourning Erica Garner: ‘When Her Father Died, an Activist Was Born’
Christie Gives a Boastful Final State of the State Address
Brooklyn Assemblywoman Indicted on Fraud Charges
Shake-Up in Hierarchy of the New York Police Department
New York Police Union Sues to Stop Release of Body Camera Videos
Some Prosecutors Stop Asking for Bail in Minor Cases
Star-Ledger
Meet your brand-new Legislature, Jersey
Judge rules on N.J. voter intimidation case that curbed Republicans across the U.S.
Phil Murphy taps yet another Obama official for cabinet with labor department pick
This fight between politicians could be N.J.'s nastiest of 2018
Philly.com
Penn State frat hit by judge's statewide ban in hazing case
New DA Krasner on ousters: 'The coach gets to pick the team'
If more Philly kids eat free breakfast, will achievement rise? The school says yes.
4 congressmen demand action on Philly's worst-in-nation disbaility benefits backlog
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Fired Cleveland cop Timothy Loehmann, who shot Tamir Rice, set for arbitration
Ohio rec basketball league boots team because of racist jerseys
More than 200 people indicted in 2017 on federal gun charges in Northeast Ohio, prosecutors say
Renewed calls for reforms at Cuyahoga County Juvenile Detention Center after Monday-night brawl
Inmates involved Cleveland Juvenile Detention Center brawl are accused of killing 12-year-old boy
U.S. attorney for northern Ohio says Sessions' memo won't change how he handles marijuana cases
The Chicago Tribune
39,000 homicides: Retracing 60 years of murder in Chicago
EDITORIALS: A lower black jobless rate. Somebody tell Illinois.
One of Emanuel's harshest critics creates campaign fund for 2019 mayoral run
Ethics board fines Cook County assessor $41,000 over political donations from lawyers
Cook County assessor candidate Kaegi overcomes challenge to his bid to run against Berrios
The Detroit Free Press
Feds: Lock up Chuck Rizzo; he tampered with a witness
Economists project continued slow, steady growth for Michigan economy
Former Detroit Schools CFO Marios Demetriou fires back over district's claims
Zeta Beta Tau revokes charter of U-M chapter over hazing
The Los Angeles Times
Federal judge in San Francisco temporarily blocks Trump's decision to end DACA program
California, other states seek to sidestep key provision of GOP tax overhaul
Parents agonize over their kids' health as funding for children's insurance program remains in doubt
At least 13 dead as heavy rains trigger flooding, mudflows and freeway closures across Southern California
Tom Steyer on impeachment and 2020: 'If we don’t win on Nov. 6, 2018, we’re screwed'
The Washington Post
Judge says protections for ‘dreamers’ must remain for now
Analysis: It’s Trump vs. Trump, again, as judge cites tweets in DACA ruling
With DACA in the balance, Democrats ponder whether to force a shutdown
The Fix Analysis: ‘Not a fabrication’: Six times the firm behind the Russia dossier contradicted Trump’s claims
Federal court voids North Carolina’s GOP-drawn congressional map for partisan gerrymandering
‘Mitt-ism’ vs. ‘Trumpism’: Romney’s return to national stage flares GOP divide
Trump administration does abrupt about-face, says no oil drilling off Florida coast
Analysis: President Trump has made more than 2,000 false or misleading claims over 355 days
Ralph Northam assembles a majority-female cabinet, a first for Virginia
D.C. Council unanimously backs public campaign finance program
Pepco, Washington Gas say they’ll reduce rates to pass federal tax savings to customers
Ethics committee to review case of Maryland lawmaker accused of helping a fake business for bribes.
USA Today
Exclusive: Wahlberg got $1.5M for 'All the Money' reshoot, Williams paid less than $1,000
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