Today in Black History: Former Detroit Mayor and member of the legendary Tuskegee Airmen, Coleman Alexander Young, was born in 1918.
The New York Times
National
Officer in Freddie Gray Case Is Acquitted of All Charges
Supreme Court Finds Racial Bias in Jury Selection for Death Penalty Case
Seeing Revival of Racism, Carter Plans to Promote Unity
Hillary Clinton Declines Invitation to Debate Bernie Sanders
Kenneth Starr, Who Tried to Bury Bill Clinton, Now Only Praises Him
Justices Let Court-Imposed Redistricting Stand in Virginia
Trump Taps Into the Anxiety of American White Males
T.S.A. Replaces Security Chief as Tension Grows at Airports and Agency
Tony Gwynn’s Family Sues Tobacco Industry, Seeking Recourse Over Fatal Habit
Local
Rikers Island Guards Accused in Inmate’s Beating Will Not Testify
Sex Shop Workers Welcome the Protections of a Retail Union
The Christian Science Monitor
In acquittal of Baltimore officer, two views of justice collide
Louisiana ‘Blue Lives Matter’ law: How big a shift in police brutality debate?
Who are the Republicans now?
The humanitarian revolution: At UN summit, a new 'hope'
The Star-Ledger
Death of teen killed by train ruled an accident
1 ex-Rutgers footballer pleads guilty, 3 others likely avoid jail time
N.J. lawmakers reach compromise to save Atlantic City
Christie again kills post-Bridgegate Port Authority reforms
Judge misunderstood 'John Doe's' privacy rights in Bridgegate, filing says
Philly.com
DEP secretary's email prior to departure used expletives, taunts
After invite, Kenney abruptly turns away media
School District may miss out on ride-sharing revenue
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ohio is paying charter schools for kids that aren't in class, Auditor Dave Yost finds
Cuyahoga County's top judge agrees to another meeting on court reform: Impact 2016: Justice For All
Federal judge blocks Ohio move to defund Planned Parenthood
City of Cleveland rolls out youth violence prevention plan
New Yorker magazine examines Oberlin College's year of unease and protests
Cleveland schools won't say what's in $13M "summer work" package
The Detroit Free Press
Forced overtime adds stress at Michigan women's prison
Feds: New $1.2M tutoring scam uncovered at Detroit schools
Detroit's crime-fighting Project Green Light expands
26-year-old mom killed by drunk driver pushing 100 mph
The Chicago Tribune
Shootings running 50 percent higher than last year as Chicago braces for the summer
EDITORIALS: Crime, prison, joblessness. Repeat.
Morning Spin: Rauner claims some Democrats support his ideas, won't name them
Feds investigating Lincoln-Way, issue grand jury subpoena
Cabrini-Green documentary traces echo of broken dreams
The Los Angeles Times
California's seeing a surge in voter registration — but the impact on the June election isn't clear
California politics updates: Gov. Brown endorses Kamala Harris for Senate, federal lawsuit seeks to extend voter registration
Voting rights lawsuit filed by Sanders supporters awaits its day in court
Bernie Sanders' call to fight political and economic establishment resonates with crowd at Irvine rally
Muslim group on helping San Bernardino shooters' family: No one should suffer for the sins of others
The Washington Post
Minorities, poor, elderly face hurdles getting ID for voting
Poll: Most voters see Trump and Clinton unfavorably
Sanders wins greater say in Democratic platform; names pro-Palestinian activist
What the Supreme Court just said — and what it didn’t — about all-white juries
Hillary Clinton declines invitation to debate Bernie Sanders in California
High court ruling helps federal workers file job bias claims
GOP sues to block McAuliffe order to let 200,000 Virginia felons vote
Kamala Harris catches ride on populist wave in California Senate primary
The big advantage superstar cities have over everyone else
FBI and Justice Department investigating Va. Gov., officials say
USA Today
Supreme Court gives black death-row inmate new life
'Blue Lives Matter' bill expected to become law in La.
Amid heightened scrutiny, it's 'a precarious time' for U.S. police chiefs
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