Today in Black History: Tom Bradley defeats incumbent Mayor Sam Yorty and becomes the first Black mayor of Los Angeles on this date in 1973.
The New York Times
National
With ‘Spygate,’ Trump Uses a Conspiracy to Erode Trust
In California’s Farm Country, the Tide of ‘Resistance’ Runs Dry
Did the Trump Administration Separate Immigrant Children From Parents and Lose Them?
Disarming North Korea Could Take 15 Years, Expert Warns
House Republican, Citing Alcoholism, Won’t Run Again
When the President Testified: People in the Room Recall Clinton’s 1998 Interrogation
Opinion: The North’s Jim Crow
One Missing After Flash Flooding Rages Through Community Near Baltimore
TV Journalists Covering Storm Are Killed When Tree Crushes S.U.V. in North Carolina
Local
City Nonprofit That Thrived After 9/11 Lags Under Mayor’s Wife
A Push to Expand Speed Cameras Mired in Albany Politics
Angelo Falcón, Advocate for Latinos in New York, Dies at 66
Philly.com
What one start-up did when it got called out for being too white
Philly Startup Leaders names an African American executive director
Ousted Philadelphia city tech chief says he was pressured to hire black staffers
Why Pennsylvania race for governor is so harsh so early
The Detroit Free Press
Detroit's far-reaching strategy to fill its schools
Activists: Detroit Lions must pick side on NFL's anthem policy
The Star-Ledger
Wildwood mayor says woman who was punched in head by a cop 'refused to comply'
Is Phil Murphy slapping you with big bills for travel like Chris Christie did?
The 11 student loan companies N.J. hates most and why, explained
Murphy is right: New Jersey must have a presence in Port Authority management | Editorial
The Chicago Tribune
Advocacy ads featuring Emanuel’s schools chief stir controversy in Chicago mayor’s race
Alzheimer's in Latinos expected to increase by more than 800%. Chicago researchers are trying to change that.
EDITORIALS: Keeping babies out of DCFS statistics
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Prominent scientist Michael E. Mann rebukes climate change denialism at Case Western Reserve University conference (video)
Cleveland police say missing 11-year-old boy found safe
'My truly sick patients' safety was at risk:' Overworked nurses seek burnout relief
Labor leader William Burrus, longtime Clevelander, dead at 81
The Washington Post
African nations are fed up with the West’s hand-me-downs. But it’s tough to keep them out.
With new West Wing cast, Trump calls the shots and aides follow
Trump’s approach to national, economic security is leaving his allies baffled
Rep. Thomas Garrett (R-Va.) announces he is an alcoholic and will not seek reelection
Opinion: I’m a black doctor. My neighbors called the cops on me for listening to Biggie.
Two sprinters gave the black-power salute at the Olympics. It took them decades to recover from that gesture.
In a time of chaos, a breakout year for black athletes
Why New Jersey is leading the resistance to Trump’s offshore drilling plan
Gun-control group releases documentary on students affected by shootings
‘Washed away real quick’: Missing Md. man was trying to help woman trapped by flood
The Los Angeles Times
She was a #MeToo leader. After sexual harassment accusations, she is fighting to be reelected
USC President C.L. Max Nikias to step down
In new ad, John Chiang says Democratic rivals have turned California governor's race into a 'scam'
USA Today
As Starbucks trains on implicit bias, the author of 'White Fragility' gets real
For Supreme Court's conservatives, it's all about the letter of the law
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